The sky should be cloudier Thursday as North Texas preps for a rainy weekend. Isolated showers and storms are possible for the northern part of the region, but they will be limited. The temperature should be brisk Thursday morning,

North Texas enters fall with a brief period of warm weather before shifting to more seasonal conditions this weekend.

Dallas forecast: varied weather, with rain and thunderstorms, and highs near 83°F transitioning to sunny skies and cooler temperatures.

Several Dallas-area football games have been moved from Friday to Thursday this week because of the chance for inclement weather Friday. The Dallas

With the chance for rain and storms in the forecast on Friday, many high school football teams are keeping an eye on the weather.

Monday will bring a big spike in the temperatures. Highs will soar back into the upper 80s Monday afternoon ahead of another cold front. This cold front will come through the area quietly and knock temperatures down into the lower 80s on Tuesday. After that, it stays warmer than normal the rest of the week.

Dallas weather varies from clear skies to potential storms; sunny and 81°F today, with a calm night. Mixed weather expected later in the week, with higher rain chances, especially on Friday and into Sunday,

If you're watching from home, OU-Texas could be a near record-breaker. But if you're in Dallas, still prepare for high temperatures.

Thanks to the National Weather Service’s latest seasonal outlooks for January, February, and March 2026, we have an idea of what to expect from Dallas weather once the New Year rolls around. Now, this may surprise you, we warn sarcastically, but it looks like we’ll get more of what we’re used to during that time of year.

Several Dallas-area football games have been moved from Friday to Thursday this week because of the chance of inclement weather on Friday.

Dallas will experience sunny weather with highs around 90 degrees, potentially needing sunglasses and possibly an umbrella toward the weekend due to increased chances of showers and thunderstorms.