Temperatures in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex will drop drastically from 76 degrees Tuesday afternoon to a mere 50 degrees that evening as the strong cold front blows in. Through the rest of the week, afternoons will peak out in the mid-60s and cool down to the mid-40s overnight.

North Texas is preparing for the first significant cold front of the season and a windy week ahead. Here's when wind gusts are expected to reach more than 40 mph and early-morning temperatures will drop into the 30s.

Fall is seriously arriving across Texas this week, as forecasters expect a cold front to hit the Lone Star State starting Tuesday. The front, which should bring with it gusty winds and a chance of showers, is set to plunge high temperatures into the 60s throughout southeast Texas.

After a stormy weekend, the Dallas-Fort Worth area will see a cooler work week after a cold front moves into the region. Monday will be partly sunny with some morning fog, according to the National Weather Service’s Fort Worth office. The high temperature is expected to reach 77 before dropping to the low 60s at night.

North Texas is finally preparing for true autumn weather this week, with brisk winds and morning chills dropping into the 30s.

SAN ANTONIO - A cold front pushed through Bexar County Tuesday, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures and breezy north winds.Expect temperatures falling into th

A strong cold front moving into Austin on Tuesday afternoon could bring 30- to 40-mph wind gusts, prompting possible wind alerts for the area.

By Halloween afternoon and evening, conditions look just about perfect for trick-or-treating. Afternoon highs should reach around 77°, then gradually fall through the 70s into the 60s by evening. Winds will stay light,