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Thursday Evening Forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike LaPoint

Headline from FOX 44 Burlington

Gusty north winds behind a strong cold front will make driving of high profile vehicles and boating on area lakes difficult on Friday. The threat for grass fires will also be elevated across Central Texas. Much cooler weather is also expected with highs mainly in the 60s!

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  1. FOX 44 Burlington

    Latest Weather Forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike LaPoint (opens FOX 44 Burlington)

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    FOX 44 Burlington's feed description

    Above normal warmth will continue through midweek, with afternoon highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s and heat indices approaching 100 degrees. Isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible across portions of North and Central Texas both today (Monday) and Tuesday afternoon.

  2. FOX 44 Burlington

    Wednesday Evening Forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike LaPoint (opens FOX 44 Burlington)

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    FOX 44 Burlington's feed description

    Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected Thursday, mainly in western North Texas. A cold front will move through North and Central Texas Thursday evening/night. Much cooler and windy weather will follow on Friday, with highs in the 60s and 70s, sustained winds of 20-30 mph, and gusts to 40 m…

  3. FOX 44 Burlington

    Thursday Evening Forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike LaPoint (opens FOX 44 Burlington)

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    FOX 44 Burlington's feed description

    Gusty north winds behind a strong cold front will make driving of high profile vehicles and boating on area lakes difficult on Friday. The threat for grass fires will also be elevated across Central Texas. Much cooler weather is also expected with highs mainly in the 60s!

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