Dallas weather: November 9 evening forecast

Take a look at the scenes from South Texas over the weekend here. They had significant flooding due to upwards of eight inches of rain that fell both Saturday and Sunday. We were on the far northern fringe of this system, saw a few showers mainly in areas to the south and southwest of the metroplex, but really by and large from Dallas and Fort Worth to the north, we stayed relatively And that was no surprise. Here is a look at the rainfall totals over the last four days. 48 hours, close to six inches right around Junction, south of San Angelo, northwestern suburbs of San Antonio, a good three to three and a half inches of rain. The bullseye was west of Kingsville, where they had about eight and a half inches of rain. That's the video that I just showed you there. And they can continue to see some shower and thunderstorm activity. For us, though, just a few sprinkles passing through later tonight into Tuesday morning. I think by Tuesday afternoon, we're going to see that sunshine return. That'll lead to very mild temperatures for Veterans Day on Wednesday, probably up close to 80 degrees. And I do see a weak front pushing through here again on Friday. And perhaps some rain developing for the second half of the upcoming weekend. 72 today's high, 55 the low, 69 and 48 the averages for this time of the year. Taking a look at our Fox 4 views right now, you can see a lot of cloud cover out there. Lake Tawakoni at 71, 68 down at around Cedar Creek Reservoir. And it's 68 degrees at P.K. Lake. Elsewhere, we've got 65 at Meridian, 66 Bowie at 68 at Bonham, 69 Canton, and 70 at this hour in Sulphur Springs. So here's the big view, and you can see all the showers and thunderstorms once again, although not as heavy as what we saw over the weekend. San Angelo, over through the Austin area, Houston, and down into South Texas. And much of this is going to ride off. To our south and east with the disturbance later tonight into early tomorrow morning. That said, we've got a few very light sprinkles of rain now moving up into Hill County, including the Hillsboro area and just south and west of Comanche. So here is a look at Futurecast. A few sprinkles possible later tonight into Tuesday morning. May even see a little bit of a patchy fog as you wake up early. That should burn off. I think we're going to see skies become partly sunny in the afternoon with high temperatures along with a light south breeze reaching the mid-70s. And then an even better warm-up in store on Wednesday, I think, ahead of that cold front will likely be in the upper 70s, close to 80 degrees. That front will be moving through dry. As we head through the afternoon and early evening hours there, you can see the northerly winds flowing in behind it, although it's really not going to tap much cool air at all. In fact, our high temperatures behind it on Thursday will also likely reach the low to mid 70s. So staying mostly cloudy as we head through tonight. Again, a few light passing sprinkles. Really not much more than that. Look for an overnight low falling back to 58. Temperatures tomorrow get to 75 with some afternoon sunshine. We'll push 80 on Veterans Day. Behind that front, you can see not a lot of cooling. 74 Thursday. I do think we're going to see another weak front move through here on Friday, and then over the weekend, a slow approaching disturbance will bring some rain chances by late Saturday night, and especially Sunday, that'll knock our temperatures down to 68 by then.