North Texas Braces for Changeable Halloween Weekend, Chilly Nights Ahead
North Texas and Dallas/Fort Worth residents were in for a changeable weekend, with a mix of pleasant and chilly weather leading up to Halloween 2025. The meteorologist behind the forecast remained unnamed in available sources.
The week began with Thursday's high temperature mirroring Wednesday's, reaching the upper 60s. Despite the warmth, Thursday night was expected to be another chilly one, following a pattern of below-normal lows. The lowest temperature recorded on Thursday morning at DFW was 43°F, the coldest since April 8. Freezing temperatures even touched parts of Young and Stephens counties.
Halloween evening was forecast to be near-perfect, with clouds moving in from the northwest. These clouds were expected to arrive late on Friday night and persist into Saturday afternoon. A weak cold front was set to move over the area in the late morning on Friday, bringing a 20% chance of rain for the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, with better chances and possible thunderstorms to the east. Friday's high temperatures should reach the low 70s. The first week of November was expected to be nice, with highs in the 70s and plenty of sunshine.
The weekend brought a mix of weather conditions to North Texas and Dallas/Fort Worth, with clouds, a spirit halloween, and a chance of rain. Despite the changes, Halloween evening was expected to be pleasant, setting the stage for the first week of November, which was forecast to be nice and sunny.
