Thursday is starting out very warm and windy in North Texas with temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s, more than 20 degrees warmer the same time on Wednesday.

Isolated severe storms are possible late Wednesday through Friday, with large hail, strong winds and an isolated tornado possible.

Texas has seen a dry and warm start to 2026, but the winds of change may blow in pretty soon. While the state will endure another several days of warmer-than-usual temperatures, forecasters say precipitation and even cooler weather are possible later in the week.

The Great Plains region, including Oklahoma and parts of Texas, is experiencing more frequent severe storms, according to a new report.

Grab the heavy coat as you head out the door this Monday morning! The cold front that came howling through yesterday has officially kicked into full gear across North Texas.

Another strong cold front is headed straight for Texas as a polar vortex continues to send arctic blasts spinning off across the United States. Signs will begin to crop up across the Lone Star State by Thursday,

Winter Storm Cora forced the cancelation of hundreds of flights into and out of the Dallas airport a day before the Cotton Bowl, including two flights from Columbus. The travel disruptions as of Thursday come just a day before Ohio State is set to take on the University of Texas at Austin in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic in Arlington, Texas.

If you’re looking for winter weather to close out the year, Tuesday is your last chance before temperatures climb into the 60s and 70s for the New Year’s holiday.