UPDATE: North Texas faces a significant fire threat today due to strong winds and low humidity as residents prepare to honor Veterans Day. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued urgent warnings for elevated fire conditions across the region.
As of November 11, 2023, temperatures in North Texas are starting off chilly, with a low of 41 degrees at 7 a.m. that could feel as cold as 33 degrees. However, conditions will warm throughout the day, reaching a high of 69 degrees by afternoon.
Wind gusts are predicted to peak between 30 to 45 mph, raising alarms for fire safety. The combination of these winds and very low humidity levels prompts the NWS to recommend avoiding outdoor burning to mitigate any fire risks.
Recent data from the NWS shows that gusts have already exceeded 30 mph over the weekend as a cold front moved through. While DFW International Airport did not drop below freezing, temperatures in nearby areas like Denton and Waco plummeted into the 20s, illustrating the sharp drop in temperatures across the region.
Residents should stay alert as the day progresses. The forecast for today includes sunshine but remains windy. The weather is expected to shift to a more stable pattern in the coming days, with temperatures gradually rising into the week.
Looking ahead:
– **Wednesday**: Sunny and mild with a low of 53 degrees and a high of 77 degrees.
– **Thursday**: Mostly sunny, low 57 degrees, high 81 degrees.
– **Friday**: Sun and clouds, low 62 degrees, high 82 degrees.
– **Saturday**: Partly cloudy with a 20% chance of showers, low 64 degrees, high 78 degrees.
Stay tuned for further updates as conditions evolve throughout the day. Share this information to keep your community informed and safe during these critical weather developments.
