URGENT UPDATE: Dallas is experiencing an unseasonable heat wave this Election Day, with temperatures soaring into the upper 70s and low 80s—10 to 15 degrees above the seasonal average. The warm weather is expected to dominate North Texas as a ridge of high pressure continues to control the region’s weather patterns.
This morning, voters in Dallas can expect comfortable conditions with plenty of sunshine. The National Weather Service reports that rain chances are virtually non-existent today, making for an ideal day to head to the polls.
As residents cast their votes today, November 7, 2023, many will notice the unusually warm temperatures, which are forecast to persist throughout the workweek. Highs are projected to remain in the upper 70s to mid-80s, keeping “sweater weather” at bay for now.
Looking ahead, a cold front is anticipated to approach North Texas this weekend. While Saturday will stay dry, the front will bring a significant shift in temperatures by Sunday, with highs dropping to a more seasonable upper 60s. Breezy north winds will accompany this change, signaling the end of the warm spell.
Residents are advised to enjoy the warm weather while they can but prepare for the cooler conditions expected later this week. This sudden shift not only impacts outdoor plans but could affect voter turnout as well, as the weather can play a crucial role in people’s decision to head to the polls.
Stay tuned for further updates as the situation develops, and make sure to share this information with fellow voters who may be heading out today!
