Cold front bring storm, heavy rain threat across Texas


Posted: Tue, 23 Sep 2025 02:03 PM - 7 Readers

By: Melanie Love Salazar - MySA


A powerful cold front is expected to sweep across Texas, bringing cooler temperatures and a significant shift in weather patterns starting late this week. The National Weather Service forecasts the front arriving late Thursday, October 2, 2025, pushing out the lingering summer heat and dropping highs into the 70s and 80s across much of the state by Friday. Areas like Dallas and Austin could see daytime temperatures fall by as much as 15-20 degrees compared to earlier in the week, offering a refreshing break from the unseasonably warm conditions that have persisted into early October.

Along with the cooler air, the cold front may bring scattered showers and thunderstorms, particularly in East Texas and along the Gulf Coast, as it interacts with residual moisture in the atmosphere. While widespread severe weather is not anticipated, some storms could produce gusty winds and brief heavy rainfall, especially in areas like Houston and Tyler. The front is expected to move swiftly, clearing out by Saturday, leaving behind mostly sunny skies and comfortable conditions for the weekend. Rainfall totals are projected to remain light, with most areas seeing less than half an inch.

Looking ahead, forecasters indicate this cold front could signal the start of a more consistent fall pattern across Texas. Nighttime lows may dip into the 50s in northern and central regions, with some Hill Country spots potentially seeing upper 40s by early next week. Residents are advised to prepare for the cooler weather by checking heating systems and ensuring outdoor plants are protected. The National Weather Service also encourages drivers to stay cautious during any rainy periods, as slick roads could pose hazards, particularly in areas unaccustomed to sudden weather shifts.



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