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Active Weather Pattern That Produced Historic Winter Storms Brings Weekend Rain
This will make the 4th day in a row of above-normal temperatures as we climb out of the historic cold.
February 24, 2021
NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) – The active weather pattern that produced two winter storms last week, is going to produce several waves of rain chances at the end of this week. We get in the crosshairs of two different weather makers: the southern jet stream (first) and yet another upper air low in the northern jet stream (second).
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Enjoy today. A cold front moved through North Texas but with the very dry air and sunshine, temperatures should rise toward 70 degrees. This will make the 4th day in a row of above-normal temperatures as we climb out of the historic cold. Yesterday’s 83° high at DFW was the warmest day since early November. Tomorrow we are expecting highs only in the low 50s along with rain.
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