Don’t let the sunny days fool you—North Texas is in for some frosty nights this week. As temperatures drop below freezing in some areas, residents should prepare for chilly mornings and bundle up to stay warm.
What’s the Forecast?
In Dallas, daytime temperatures will be mild, hovering between 51–56°F, but night time lows will drop to a freezing 28°F by midweek. Fort Worth is seeing similar conditions, with sunny highs around 52–60°F, while overnight temperatures could plunge to 26°F.
While the clear skies might look inviting, the overnight chill will make it feel much colder, especially in rural areas or places with little shelter from the wind.
How to Prepare for the Cold
- Bring Pets and Plants Inside: Keep your furry friends and delicate plants safe from the freezing temperatures.
- Prevent Pipes from Freezing: Leave faucets dripping and open cabinet doors under sinks to let warm air circulate.
- Use Heaters Wisely: Make sure space heaters are in a safe spot, away from curtains or furniture, and never leave them unattended.
Looking Ahead
The good news? Temperatures are expected to rise slightly by the weekend, with highs nearing 60°F and overnight lows staying just above freezing. But until then, it’s time to brace for a few frosty nights.
Bottom Line
North Texas may be enjoying sunny skies during the day, but the nights are a different story. Whether you’re protecting your plants, pets, or pipes, now’s the time to prepare for the freezing temperatures. Stay safe, stay warm, and enjoy the clear skies responsibly
