Thursday morning, North Texans woke up to the coolest morning since April 22. Temperatures across North Texas were in the 30s, 40s and 50s. The dry air in place heats up and cools down fast so expect the sunshine to warm up into the 60s by 11 a.m. and continue to warm up to the high of 71 degrees Thursday afternoon.

North Texas - After a weekend of near-record October heat, North Texas is finally getting a taste of fall. The region will see the first of two cold fronts today, but how long will the cooler temperatures stick around?

Another cold night across the St. Louis region. We’ll see spots of fog and widespread frost Thursday morning. But our winds have swung out of the south, and that flow in the atmosphere is going to gradually warm us up.

A gradual warmup is on the way as the upper high moves further east and southeast. With the majority of the moisture mainly west of North Texas, rain chances remain minimal to none during this forecast period. There is a very small chance there might be some rain in the northwest sides of North Texas Sunday night into Monday.

We’re monitoring two areas in the Atlantic Basin for tropical development. Heavy rain is expected to fall from Puerto Rico to Central America. Here’s the forecast.