NORTH TEXAS — The past few days have been quite chilly, but most of the month has been above average, resulting in one of the top 10 warmest November’s DFW has seen on record.

North Texas ended the month on a good note, it was a beautiful Saturday. Expect a carbon copy headed into Sunday. 

Thanks to a weak and dry frontal passage, temperatures will cool back into the 30s for the morning and highs will warm up into the 60s during the afternoon due to a plethora of sunshine.  

Through Monday, conditions will remain mild across not only DFW but also the Lone Star State. Travel will be great.

By Tuesday night, changes are expected. The forecast is calling for a plume of moisture to filter in across the region. This will promote showers and even a few thunderstorms into Wednesday. The good news is that no severe weather is likely as of now.  

Throughout the week, another front is expected to move through on Thursday. This will likely bring cooler temperatures and another chance for additional rainfall.   

Scott Padgett

Chief Meteorologist Scott Padgett joined CBS 11 in September 2013.