Patchy fog may develop across portions of North and Central Texas late tonight or early Monday morning. If high clouds spread across the region overnight, the coverage of the fog will be less than currently anticipated. Conditions should improve by mid morning with sunny skies expected on Monday. Lows tonight will drop to the low to mid 40s and Monday's highs will generally be in the 70s.
The fire weather threat will increase Tuesday for portions of our northwestern counties due to windy and low humidity conditions. The area of concern will spread eastward towards the I-35 corridor Wednesday and Thursday as drier air spread across the region. Humidity values will drop to 15-35 percent each day with breezy south or westerly winds.
This week will be warm and rain-free with highs in the 70s and 80s, roughly 10 to 20 degrees above normal for mid-late February. An elevated fire weather threat will materialize Tuesday across our northwest counties, and Wednesday and Thursday for areas near/west of I-35. Low rain chances will return to areas generally east of I-35 Friday through the weekend with slightly cooler weather expected.
The Comanche County Severe Weather Education course is being held on Tuesday, February 17th at 6 PM. The course will be held at the Comanche Community Center in Comanche, TX, and is free and open to the public. No pre-registration needed!
The Navarro County Severe Weather Education course is being held on Thursday, February 19th from 6 to 8 PM. The course will be held in Corsicana, TX at The Palace Theatre, and is free and open to the public. No registration needed!
Join us on Saturday, February 21st, in Dallas County for our Severe Weather Education course . ⛈️🌪️ The class will be held at the Holford Recreation Center in Garland and it starts at 10 AM. These SKYWARN classes are free with no registration needed.
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