Wednesday afternoon showers and storms brought a quarter of an inch of rain to DFW International Airport, which added to the yearly rainfall total, which is just shy of an inch above average. 

As for the month of June, it has been drier than usual by an inch of rain. 

More rainfall will be possible over the next few days before the month comes to a close. Thursday and Friday, there is a chance of additional showers and storms. Thursday night, most of North Texas will stay dry, but cities to the southeast of the metroplex have the highest chance of storms. 

Friday will stay fairly cloudy with winds coming from the south, around 5 to 15 mph. A few storms may be possible to the north of I-20 on Friday due to a disturbance coming from Oklahoma. 

By the weekend, a ridge of high pressure dominates across the central United States, which brings the heat and sunshine.

A cold front will move towards the Red River Valley on Monday, which will stall and bring rain back into the forecast through mid-week. 

By the Fourth of July, conditions clear and temperatures climb into the upper 90s and potentially the triple-digits.