DALLAS-FORT WORTH, TEXAS | WEATHER | November 14, 2026
Quick Take
- A cold front has ended North Texas’ run of near-80-degree days, and this morning brought the chilliest wind chills of the season.
- Rain moves in tonight and turns widespread Sunday, with rain chances reaching 70% to 90% or higher across the Metroplex.
- Sunday highs in Dallas will only reach the low to mid-50s, about 10 degrees cooler than today.
What’s coming?
The warm stretch is over. Behind this week’s cold front, North Texas woke up Saturday to wind chills in the mid-30s to low 40s, from Denison and Bonham up to the Red River down to Dallas and Fort Worth.
Now a strong upper-level system moving toward Texas will bring a raw, rainy Sunday. The National Weather Service forecasts a Sunday high near 54 degrees in Dallas, about 10 degrees cooler than Saturday. Rain, clouds and an east wind will make it feel even colder.
Where and when?
Rain chances rise to 40% to 60% Saturday night. Showers become widespread on Sunday, November 15, 2026, with chances near 100% in Dallas.
The heaviest and steadiest rain should come in the morning, followed by on-and-off showers into the afternoon. East winds will blow at 10 to 15 mph. Thunderstorms are possible, but the weather service says the chance of lightning is low.
Farther south, Waco, Temple and Killeen will also see widespread rain Sunday, with highs near 58 degrees.
Who feels it most?
Drivers will deal with wet roads, spray and lower visibility, especially during the Sunday morning rain. The Weather Prediction Center placed parts of North-Central Texas in a Marginal Risk, Level 1 of 4, for flash flooding. That means a few spots with poor drainage could see brief street flooding.
People with outdoor plans, youth sports or holiday shopping trips should expect a soggy, chilly day. Older adults and anyone without reliable heat should plan for a damp, cold Sunday night, when lows fall into the mid-40s.
What should you do?
Wear warm, waterproof layers on Sunday and keep an umbrella handy. Slow down on wet highways and leave extra room between cars. Never drive through water covering a road.
This is also a good time to check your home heating system before colder weather sets in. Bring pets inside on Sunday night, and move any planned outdoor events indoors or to another day.
What comes next?
Rain chances drop to 30% to 50% Sunday night and to about 10% by Monday, as drier air moves in behind the system. Temperatures will warm slowly, with highs near 62 degrees on Tuesday, November 17.
With a chilly start, a damp Sunday and highs stuck in the 50s, this is shaping up to be one of the coolest weekends of the fall so far. It may be a preview of Thanksgiving week weather across North Texas.
By the Numbers
| Detail | Figure |
|---|---|
| Sunday high in Dallas | Near 54°F |
| Sunday rain chance | 70% to near 100% |
| Sunday night lows | Mid-40s |
| Tuesday high | Near 62°F |
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