Rain and Fog Expected Around Dallas-Fort Worth; Highs Near 66°F

URGENT UPDATE: Rain and patchy fog are set to impact areas surrounding Dallas-Fort Worth on December 13, 2023, as cloudy skies blanket the region. While residents in the core metro area may remain dry, those to the north and south should prepare for potential disruptions due to fog.

According to the National Weather Service, light showers could affect areas around Waco and Palestine, but for most D-FW residents, Wednesday is anticipated to feature mostly cloudy skies alongside mild temperatures, reaching a high of 65°F.

As the day progresses, warmer temperatures are expected, with a low of 55°F Wednesday night—an astonishing 18 degrees above the seasonal average for mid-December. This unusual warmth is anticipated to be short-lived, as a cold front is forecasted to sweep in by Thursday evening, driving temperatures down.

Residents should take note of the following forecast:
– **Wednesday:** Partly sunny with a low of 49°F and a high of 66°F. Winds from the south at 5-10 mph.
– **Thursday:** Mostly sunny, breezy, and pleasant with a low of 57°F and a high of 68°F. Winds shifting to the north at 10-20 mph.
– **Friday:** Mostly sunny conditions are expected with a low of 38°F and a high of 63°F.
– **Saturday:** A warm-up is anticipated, with a high of 77°F and lows around 50°F.
– **Sunday:** Mild weather continues, with highs near 71°F and lows of 52°F.

Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions as the day unfolds, particularly those commuting in and out of affected areas. With temperatures fluctuating dramatically, it’s essential to dress appropriately for the changing conditions.

As the National Weather Service continues to monitor this developing weather pattern, stay tuned for updates that could affect travel and outdoor activities in the coming days. Share this information to keep others informed and prepared for what lies ahead!