North Texas sees some possible scattered storms for Saturday
Temperatures will reach near-triple-digit levels today, with heat index values in the 100-105°F range.
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Temperatures will reach near-triple-digit levels today, with heat index values in the 100-105°F range.
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Small hail and strong winds remain possible as the storms track southeast toward the Metroplex.
The extended forecast shows triple digits are expected for at least the next week.
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More triple-digit temperatures are on the way for next week.
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This pattern stays with us throughout the week, and we will continue to see an uptick in humidity.
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Throughout most of the workweek, highs stay between 100 ° and 103°.
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Moisture will return by mid-week, so the feels like temps will jump back to the 105° - 110° range starting Tuesday-Wednesday.
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Temperatures will still climb into the upper 90s this afternoon, but unlike the past several days, much lower humidity will make it feel much more comfortable.
While one victim was shot in the leg and faced no life-threatening injuries, the department said the victim who was killed died at the scene.
Looking ahead to Friday, the heat peaks, with highs around 104° and feels-like temperatures as hot as 109°.
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The heat continues, with a heat advisory in place and feels-like temperatures as high as 109°. Those conditions are likely to continue on Thursday.
The triple-digit heat will intensify as we move through the end of the workweek.
"I told the officers, 'I'm not angry. I'm not furious,'" Alejandro Ponce said. "I just want to know the truth of what happened."
By the weekend, we'll have a slight pattern change as high pressure shifts just far enough west that a weak front moves through.
