Storms are possible as the dryline approaches.
The temperature may rise after the dryline passes through, since dry air heats up more quickly than moist air. A dryline is a boundary that separates a moist air mass from a dry air mass. A dryline is also called a Dew Point Front . States like Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska frequently experience drylines in the spring and summer, while east of the Mississippi River, drylines are extremely rare. Dew points east of the dryline shown above range from the upper 50's to low 70's, with winds from the southeast.