After a chilly start to the day, temperatures will climb into the 60s across the area this afternoon under mostly sunny skies. Southwest winds around 10 MPH will become more southerly this afternoon.
Despite increased cloud cover and low chances of light rain or sprinkles in the south and east each day, Friday and Saturday will be mostly dry, breezy and warmer. It may even get Windy on Saturday. Well above normal temperatures are expected each day with lows in the 50s and highs mostly in the 70s each day. Normal lows this time of the year are in the mid 30s to lower 40s and normal highs are in the mid 50s to lower 60s.
A strong upper-level trough will dig into the Desert Southwest by late Sunday and Monday morning. Lift associated with this trough, combined with deep Gulf Moisture will lead to widespread rainfall across much of Texas. While details remain somewhat uncertain at this time, locally heavy rainfall and a few strong thunderstorms are possible, especially south of I-20. Stay tuned for more forecast details as we get into the weekend!
We will be hosting a SKYWARN class on Thursday, February 16th in Denison, TX from 6:30 PM-9 PM at the Grayson College Center for Workplace Learning Auditorium. You do NOT have to be a resident of Grayson County to attend and classes are FREE with no registration required! If you want to become a SKYWARN spotter and do your part to help the NWS Fort Worth and other local agencies and jurisdictions during severe weather, you'll definitely want to attend!
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