A First Alert Weather Day is in place for Sunday as temperatures in North Texas are set to drop by nearly 30 degrees.

A cooler day is expected as clouds continue to hang over the region. A polar jet stream from the north has dropped into the continental United States, bringing cooler air and chances for snow showers ...

More sunshine and warmth is expected for today. Temperatures this afternoon will rise up into the middle and upper 80s. A few ...

Patchy fog will linger through mid-morning before giving way to sun and clouds this afternoon. It stays mostly sunny, warm and dry with highs in the low to mid-80s.

Another FIRST ALERT has been issued for Sunday. This one could be a mess and may include snow, strong winds, sleet & freezing ...

The unsettled, gloomy and cool weather is not going anywhere for Wednesday. We’re giving you the First Alert to another cool ...

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley tracks when all this rain moves on, and when the next front brings gusty winds to some snow ...

Temperatures will be cold on Tuesday, especially in the plains. There will be overcast skies in the lower elevations and sunnier conditions in the mountains.

Not much fog out the door this morning, instead a low cloud deck has developed. Breezy southerly winds have kept our surface air mass mixed, preventing the coldest air to settle down and meet the dew ...

Friday is turning slightly cooler behind our first cold front. Highs reach the upper-60s and lower-70s under a partly sunny ...

Cloudy skies tonight with steady or slowing rising temperatures in the 50s. A strong cold front arrives during the late ...

Through 11 AM Wednesday, February 12th for Nicholas, Fayette, Raleigh, Wyoming, & McDowell counties. Scattered freezing rain ...