Many parts of Texas saw the first freezing temperatures of the Fall on Wednesday morning. But light winds overnight spoiled the ideal radiational cooling regime for a lot of regions, keeping them just above freezing. It was quite cold, nonetheless.

South winds will return quickly heading into Thursday, surging moisture northward across Texas. The day starts sunny and cold, but by afternoon and evening, clouds will surge across most regions.

Those clouds will keep overnight lows warmer than the days before and afternoons will also warm up quickly. By Friday morning, some sprinkles are possible with a few showers in the afternoon.

Highs will return to the upper 60s for north Texas, low 70s for central regions and upper 70s for south Texas.

Low rain chances persist through the weekend for most spots.

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