DALLAS – As we approach early morning on April 6, residents are advised to prepare for a significant drop in temperatures overnight. It’s time to protect your plants as conditions will become rather chilly.

Morning Chill and Weather Conditions

Expect temperatures to plunge into the 30s by Monday morning, with cold air lingering throughout the early hours. A freeze warning has been issued for areas west of the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) region, indicating risks of nearby freezing temperatures.

Much of the Metroplex will also be under Frost Advisories, which indicate that surface temperatures might drop to levels allowing frost to form, even with official readings in the mid-30s.

The lowest temperatures are anticipated between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m., marking the peak of the morning chill.

Your Monday Outlook

Despite the frigid start, Monday is set to transition into a brighter day, characterized by clear skies. By the afternoon, temperatures will increase to the upper 60s, providing a pleasant end to the chilly morning.

Weekly Forecast at a Glance

Monday is projected to be the coldest day of the week following which temperatures will rise:

• Tuesday: Highs in the low 70s.
• Wednesday and Thursday: Warming trend with highs reaching into the 80s.

Final Remarks

Preparedness is key as temperatures dip significantly tonight. Make sure to cover your delicate plants and stay warm during the early hours of Monday.

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