Benbrook and the greater Fort Worth area are bracing for a chill. An Arctic air mass is forecast to sweep into North Texas by early next week.
The National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center recently released its 8-14-day outlook, warning that subfreezing temperatures will impact much of the country, with snow potentially falling in Texas.
Here’s what to expect as the weekend transitions into next week:
The weekend will start off mild, with temperatures hovering around 60°F after a weak cold front moves through, making today slightly mild and cloudy, with no rain in sight.
However, by Sunday morning, a stronger cold front will move through the area, bringing a slight chance of rain. The front will push out by midday, and temperatures will drop significantly by evening. Along the Red River, lows will likely reach the 20s and possibly even dip into the teens.
Come Monday, January 6, the Arctic chill will take hold, with high temperatures in the 40s and lows in the 20s expected to last through at least Wednesday, January 8. While there’s a low chance of precipitation early next week, the forecast remains cold and dry for now.
Get ready for a frosty start to the week! Stay tuned to local forecasts for any updates on this evolving weather situation.
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