DALLAS — Big weather changes are headed to North Texas next week. A line of strong thunderstorms looks increasingly likely Monday night, ahead of a stronger cold front arriving Tuesday. Behind the front, a much cooler air mass will settle in, giving the region a real taste of November fall weather. Highs will drop into the 60s, with overnight lows falling into the 40s.
Line of Storms Monday Night
A line of strong thunderstorms is expected to sweep across North Texas Monday night, November 2. The storms will form ahead of the cold front as warm, humid air meets the incoming cooler air. Gusty winds, frequent lightning, and heavy downpours are all possible.
Other forecasts have highlighted a broader severe weather threat across the South and Mid-South around November 2 and 3. North Texas sits on the western edge of that area. Storm timing and strength will become clearer as the event gets closer.
Cold Front Arrives Tuesday
The stronger cold front is expected to push through North Texas on Tuesday, November 3. Gusty north winds will follow the front through much of the day. Halloween decorations and loose outdoor items should be secured before then.
Temperatures will drop quickly behind the front. The change will feel sharp after weeks of unusually warm weather. Many people will need jackets for the first time in a while.
Lows in the 40s by Friday
By Friday morning, November 6, lows are forecast in the 40s across the Metroplex. Fort Worth, Denton, Plano, and Greenville are expected near 43 degrees. Dallas is forecast near 44, along with Waxahachie and Hillsboro…