Cooler weather awaits next week after hot fall weekend
Prepare yourself for the heat! High temperatures today will be near 90 under sunny skies.
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Prepare yourself for the heat! High temperatures today will be near 90 under sunny skies.
This Saturday, Oct. 14, Texas will be one of the eight states lucky enough to get the best view of the solar eclipse.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch was issued for parts of North Texas through 2 a.m.
FC Dallas fans filled the stadium to watch the team's matchup with the Colorado Rapids, which was later postponed due to inclement weather.
It's going to be a warm start to fall. We will hit near-record highs before storms roll in on Sunday.
Areas along and east of I-35 and I-35E will have the highest threat for severe weather
It's looking to be a pleasant weekend in North Texas.
With no rain in sight, we will see more record-breaking temperatures and a high fire risk in North Texas.
The heat sticks around North Texas possibly through Labor Day.
Though storms could bring some much needed rain to North Texas, they could also produce some cloud-to-ground lightning.
Monday marked the area's 23rd triple-digit day this year, and the eigth triple-digit day in a row.
A Heat Advisory is in effect through 8 p.m. Tuesday for areas west of I-35.
Light winds, sunny skies, and hot temperatures are also leading to an Ozone Action Day today
High temperatures will not reach 100 degrees this afternoon!
The entire area is under either an Excessive Heat Warning or a Heat Advisory. This continues through Tuesday evening but will likely be extended into Wednesday.
The Excessive Heat Warning remains in place for all of North Texas through 9 p.m. Thursday.
Isolated strong-to-severe storms are possible Tuesday.
So far this summer, it hasn't happened in our area. But a spokesperson for TxDOT said they're prepared if it does happen.
Several Dallas fire stations are experiencing air conditioning issues amid dangerously hot temperatures, according to the Dallas Fire Fighters Association.
Over the weekend, two teen boys died within the span of less than a week, both after hiking on two popular trails at different parks in different parts of the state.
The heat alerts for North Texas are set to expire at 8 p.m., but we've got the chance for some strong-to-severe storms overnight into early Thursday morning.
An isolated shower or storm is possible Wednesday, with icreased chances later in the evening, especially west of I-35 and I-35W.
Feels-like temperatures could rise as high as 120 degrees by Tuesday afternoon.
An Excessive Heat Warning is the highest heat-related alert and means those in the issued area need to take action. But what do the other alerts mean?
Feels-like temperatures will be as high as 117 degrees!
