A sharp cold front will move through North and Central Texas this weekend, bringing a significant drop in temperatures and increasing the likelihood of storms, especially Sunday into Monday.
Temperature and Rain Forecast
Highs in Dallas and Fort Worth will reach only 78–79°F Sunday and Monday, which is lower than usual for early September.
Waco, Temple, and Killeen are expected to see highs in the low 80s with ongoing storm activity both days.
Sherman and Denison may stay in the mid 70s Sunday, with slightly warmer conditions by Tuesday.
Rain coverage peaks at 60–70% across the Dallas-Fort Worth area and Central Texas on Sunday, with lingering scattered storms into early next week.
Storm and Safety Impacts
Showers and thunderstorms will develop late Saturday and become more widespread Sunday; main hazards are heavy rain and lightning.
Drivers should expect slick roads during heavier rain, especially along I-35 from Waco through Denton, and allow extra travel time for safety.
Residents should keep electronic devices charged in case of potential power outages due to strong storms, and outdoor plans may be affected.
Extended Outlook
Storm chances decrease to 30–40% by Tuesday, but further updates are possible if tropical moisture remains in the region.
Monitor local forecasts for updates, travel carefully, and prepare for possible power disruptions as storms move through North and Central Texas this weekend.
