With a decent unfreezing weekend in the forecast, there is plenty to go out and enjoy around DFW. From The North Texas Irish Festival bringing the spirit of the Emerald Isle and theater performances like Hadestown, to Peppa Pig Park's opening weekend, there is so much To Do Around DFW!

Our App today called Nexar. This is an app that you start when you mount your iPhone on your dash. It will record anything dangerous that it sees through your front windshield. Any kind of hazardous driving, like hard braking or car wrecks. It also looks at dangerous intersections and warns you of them. It records all different kinds of events and then saves them offsite from your phone. It even has 360 Collision Protection, to show you all kinds of wrecks anywhere around. And it comes with Emergency Contact Alerts to get help from 911 if you're in a crash. The app is a kind of car profiler that watches the other guys just as you would. It can even help you find where you parked your car in a crowded lot. Nexar is a free app on iTunes and Android. It has a subscription model.

It's still winter, but the weather conditions will not feel like it anytime soon. Wednesday began with a low cloud bank moving in from the south, but the clouds will clear out by mid-to-late morning. It will be sunny with afternoon highs nearing 80 degrees again. A south wind will blow at 10 to 20 mph.

Our App today is called Half Lemons. This happens to everyone. You have only a certain amount of items in the pantry or in the frig. And you have no idea what to do with them. This is a cooking app. It takes what you have, and lets you know what you can make with them. All you do is put in what ingredients you have, as many as you want. The app then churns out some recipes that let you use what you have. Add in more things, you get more choices. You can also filter out the recipes, so you can use up your oldest ingredients first. These are recipes that use them, nothing hidden that you might not have in your kitchen. You can save your favorites for the next time. There are thousands of recipes at your fingertips. Half Lemons is a free app on iTunes. It has in-app purchases.

The City of Dallas hopes to schedule a meeting to prevent Neiman Marcus' store Downtown from closing. KRLD's Alan Scaia was at the press conference to learn more. Here's a part of it.

Above-average temperatures and a couple of rain chances are in store over the next seven days, courtesy of a pair of cold fronts. Tuesday started with temperatures in the 40s and no fog. However, residents across South and Southeast Texas experienced foggy conditions.

Our App today is called Cloaked. We are all worried about the safety of our data. It's some of the most valuable property on the Internet. This is a service that can hide your personal data from just about anyone. It can also delete from places where you might not want them knowing that much about you or your family. It looks at different sites to determine any threats to your online safety. Find and then monitor where your info is going and then delete it. You can cloak your information, like your real phone number and email. It can help you to create an unlimited number of temporary phone numbers, passwords, user names, and emails. The app lets you start phone calls and texts from your cloaked phone number or emails from a cloaked email address. Cloaked: Protect your privacy is a free app on iTunes and Android. It has a subscription model.

A food truck in Dallas has opened a stand-alone restaurant south of Downtown. KRLD's Alan Scaia went to Ruthie's and talked with Founder Ashlee Kleinert for more information.

At St. Ritas in North Dallas the faithful offered prayers for the Pope during Sunday's mass service.

Monday morning began with patchy fog, but it will burn off by the afternoon. Monday and Tuesday will feature sunny skies with temperatures in the low to mid-70s.