The summer heat will intensify this week as high pressure builds over the southern U.S. Afternoon highs will be in the upper 90s to 100s with heat index values upwards of 110 degrees for a few days. Ensure you take all necessary precautions to protect yourself from the heat!
Today will be the last day with rain chances for a while as a couple stray showers or storms will be possible (10-15% chance) for portions of North Texas and the Big Country. Temps will be near average today with highs mostly in the mid and upper-90s.
An extended period of above normal temperatures is expected the rest of July. This week looks to be the hottest of the summer by far with afternoon highs ranging from 100° to 105°! Be sure to have ways to stay cool and protect yourself from the sun if you plan on being outdoors!
More summer-like conditions will continue tomorrow with highs in the mid to upper 90s and heat index values from 96 to near 105 degrees. Stay hydrated and make sure to take breaks in the shade or A/C. #dfwwc#ctxwx
More typical summer-like conditions will return to the region this weekend as high pressure builds across much of Texas. Though it will be hot with highs in the 90s, temperatures will still be near or slightly below average this weekend.
With very hot temperatures on the horizon for those of us in North and Central Texas, take time to review ways to protect yourself from heat and sun should you need to be outside during the afternoon and evening hours this upcoming week. #summer#heat#txwx#dfwwx
With strong high pressure building across Texas, next week may be the hottest week of the summer by far! Most of us will see highs near or just above 100 degrees. Be sure to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen, and have ways to cool off if you have outdoor plans next week! #heat#txwx
Seasonably hot and rain-free weather will resume this weekend into next week. Temperatures will return to near or above normal during this time period, with heat index values in the triple-digits through most of next week. #dfwwx#ctxwx#txwx
Isolated to scattered showers and storms will linger across parts of North Texas along/west of Hwy 281 through at least midday today. Temperatures will gradually warm back into the mid 90s by the weekend. #dfwwx#ctxwx#txwx
A few showers/storms may linger tonight and tomorrow, but most of us will dry out with warmer weather expected on Friday through the weekend. We're looking at highs back to the mid/upper 90s to near 100 degrees by late weekend into next week. The TX heat is back!🥵 #dfwwx#ctxwx
Rain chances will taper off by this weekend, with seasonably hot and rain-free weather prevailing into next week. High temperatures will return to the upper 90s and triple-digits.
