DFW Freezing Weather Information
We had a fairly mild summer, as we only reached 100 degrees five times, which is way below our average of twenty. Now we turn our attention to winter weather. According to the National Weather Service, there is a likelihood of above-normal temperatures and normal precipitation this winter. This outlook is largely influenced by the presence of a developing La Nina climate pattern, which typically results in warmer and drier conditions across the southern tier of the United States. We are likely just weeks away from our first freeze. Last year, we had our first freeze last year on December 6th, just a couple of weeks later than our average first freeze, which is November 22nd. Following is some additional weather information to help get…









