Wednesday marks another above-average day in North Texas, with high temperatures running 5-7° hotter than normal for this point in the year.

Temperatures will stick above average through at least the weekend, with near-daily shower and storm chances for parts of North Texas.

For our Thursday, expect another afternoon with highs in the low to mid-90s. Shower coverage looks to be around 30% during the afternoon and evening.

By Thursday night into Friday, we'll be eyeing a cold front that looks to move along the Red River, bringing a few shower chances during the overnight hours.

We'll then watch for additional scattered rain chances Friday afternoon and evening as a trough moves through the northern and central Plains.

I think the weekend will be mainly dry, outside of very isolated shower chances. Expect highs to remain hot, in the lower 90s.

Another cold front arrives in North Texas Sunday into Monday, which brings renewed scattered shower and storm chances the first of next week, and knocks our temperatures back into the upper 80s.

Monday marks the first day of astronomical fall, and temperatures look to settle near or slightly above normal for that point.