Dallas High School Football Games Rescheduled Due to Weather

DALLAS — The regular season for several high school football teams in North Texas is coming to an end a day early, as inclement weather is expected to hit the area on Friday evening. This has led to a few games being rescheduled, including the much-anticipated matchup between Highland Park and Midlothian.

This game was originally set to be played on Friday night but has been moved to Thursday to avoid the incoming storms. As a result of this change, a different game will take its place on television. The match between Forney and Rockwall-Heath will now be broadcast on Friday night.

The weather forecast shows that Friday will kick off with scattered thunderstorms, primarily affecting the northwest areas of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. As the day progresses, a series of showers and storms will sweep through North Texas from west to east during the evening hours.

As the situation develops, it is important for football fans and community members to stay informed about which games are being rescheduled due to the weather. Updates will be provided continuously, ensuring that everyone knows when their favorite teams will be playing.

As the high school football scene wraps up for the season, this weather might change the dynamics of the games as teams and players adjust to both the field conditions and the schedule changes. Fans are encouraged to check for the latest information and stay tuned for updates.