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Aurora viewing is possible again tonight! The peak of the latest CME was midday, but we could get pretty decent viewing again tonight!

After most of us fall to freezing tonight, a chilly Monday is on tap! We look to stay in the mid-50s under sunny skies. We're back to 70° Tues before climbing into the low 80s by the end of the week. A fast-moving system will bring a round of showers/storms back to NTX by Sat.

Wind chills tomorrow morning will be in the 20s for most! Bundle up!

A quiet weather pattern takes over as high pressure remains in control. Sunshine and unseasonably warm temperatures are on tap for the work week. A front tries to slide in next weekend, but the timing is still in question.

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Staying seasonably cool tomorrow afternoon after waking up to temperatures in the 40s! Enjoy that taste of Fall because as high pressure strengthens nearby this week, we warm up quickly. Temperatures could be in the low 80s by midweek with no strong, cold fronts in sight!

Clouds and very low shower chances return tomorrow through the first part of the day as a front heads in. By the afternoon, the 60s return with clearing skies and light winds. Sunday morning will feature lows in the 40s with another seasonably cool afternoon on tap.

Very low shower chances remain this AM for northern parts of NTX as our main storm system finally exits. Some patchy fog and a few clouds break for afternoon sun. Another cold front moves in Tue with a few showers. By midweek? The coolest air of the season (so far) arrives!

More showers/storms are in the forecast later today. After 1-2 pm, a few storms could fire up S/SW and head east. Coverage will remain highest south of I-20 later today. The strongest cells could produce gusty winds and small hail, but the severe wx threat is lower than y'day.

Mostly cloudy skies today, with temps staying in the 70s. A few more storms could develop by mid-PM mainly S/SW. They would gradually shift east, and coverage will be highest south. Gusty winds, hail will be the main threats with the strongest cells.

And just like that, after yesterday's soaker, we're officially in a rainfall surplus for the month of October...and for the year! Yesterday, we recorded a new, daily rainfall record at the DFW airport of 3.10".

1:40am- Our main batch of storms continues to head east, with heavier bands of showers still ongoing across our eastern and SE counties. Lightning and heavy rain remain the greatest threats.

Our first round of storms is heading out this AM, with a few more showers possible as the day wears on. The MAIN batch of storms arrives late tonight, with an increasing flood risk. Showers clear out tomorrow morning, with a few more storms possible tomorrow afternoon/evening.

4:30am- This initial batch of storms continues to head east this morning. The back edge has moved through Tarrant county, so we'll continue to see storms taper off from the west to the east. Heavy rain and lightning remain the greatest concern along the leading edge.

3:00am- There could be some gusty winds between 30-40 mph along the leading edge of this morning's batch of storms. Lightning and heavy rain continue to be the greatest threats.

2:00am- Showers/storms continue to head east this morning, and are mainly impacting areas N/W. These storms are producing quite a bit of lightning and pockets of heavy rain, but the severe weather threat remains low.

A Flood Watch goes into effect Friday night into early Saturday. This is mainly for areas along and east of I-35. Rainfall totals between 2-3" will be possible, with isolated higher totals over 4".

Winds increase today, setting the stage for an elevated fire risk for western parts of NTX. Please be very careful, and do not burn! Highs will hover around 90° pretty much all week as high pressure strengthens overhead.

Only minor changes over the next seven days as high pressure dominates our forecast! The weekend will still feature comfortable mornings and warm afternoons, with a few extra cirrus clouds streaming overhead. As winds ramp up Sunday, our grassfire risk also increases.