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.

Cold fronts have been reaching Texas. But they’ve been isolated to the northernmost regions, like the Texas Panhandle. Another northerner blowing in next week will keep temperatures about where they have been in the southern areas of Texas, but some areas further up will see some pretty significant cooldowns.

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 cold front surges through Texas on Tuesday, will the cold weather behind the front linger into Halloween? Here's what to expect.

It's been a historically warm October across South Texas, but our first strong cold front of the year is finally set to hit Tuesday.

A fire weather watch from the National Weather Service for Wednesday in Central Texas warns of conditions that would allow fires to spread quickly.