Dangerous heat in the forecast for North Texas on Monday
A heat advisory is in effect Monday from noon through 8 p.m, with feels-like temperatures to soar over 100.
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A heat advisory is in effect Monday from noon through 8 p.m, with feels-like temperatures to soar over 100.
Expect partly cloudy skies on Friday with highs in the lower 90s and feels-like temperatures close to the triple digits.
The National Weather Service has a flash flood emergency in place, meaning an imminent threat to life.
Temperatures will climb back into the triple digits into next week.
We'll see our storm chances continue on Thursday, and some showers and rumbles may build in as early as the back half of the morning commute.
Shower and thunderstorm activity will be better south of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex on Tuesday afternoon.
While scattered showers and a few thunderstorms remain possible through the afternoon and early evening, the overall threat has diminished significantly.
There is a very slim chance of showers on Saturday, with a much better chance of isolated to scattered storms on Sunday.
The heat continues, with temperatures in the triple digits and feel-like temperatures a few degrees warmer.
A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Tuesday afternoon due to the threat of strong-to-severe storms.
If you're heading out to Dallas Stadium for the World Cup, be sure to bring extra water if you'll be outside, as it will feel like the 100° mark.
Our rain chances rise slightly to 20% Sunday, and that will continue into Monday.
Highs on July 4 will be in the upper 90s, with feels-like temperatures ranging from 100-105 degrees.
The only change to the forecast will be the return of some rain chances, mainly east of I-35.
There is a 20% chance for an isolated shower or rumble by the afternoon on July 4, with better coverage of isolated storms possible Sunday afternoon.