It was another hot day across North Texas. The high temperature got to 98 degrees, 4 degrees above average. So far this year, there have only been 5 triple-digit days and the typical average last triple-digit day of the year is August 27. 

The forecast is calling for one more hot day this week, with the rest of the days below average, meaning the probability is high that we may not see another 100+ degree day until next year. 

The front will bring cooler temperatures across the region, with highs along the Red River topping out in the lower 80s and to the south in the lower 90s. Winds will be from the northeast, around 5 to 10 mph, and partly to mostly cloudy skies are expected. A few showers and isolated storms are possible, but most of the area will stay dry.

Temperatures will stay mild on Wednesday but climb into the upper 90s ahead of another strong cold front that will move through Thursday night. 

This front will bring a higher chance of rain and cooler temperatures for Labor Day weekend.