Pop-up showers, storms possible Memorial Day across North Texas
Temperatures will reach into the mid-80s in the late afternoon and cool into the 70s after sunset.
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Temperatures will reach into the mid-80s in the late afternoon and cool into the 70s after sunset.
Lifejackets are a must for Texans and visitors under the age of 13 seeking to hit the water for the three-day weekend.
Temperatures will be warmer in the mid-80s by Friday afternoon. Most will stay dry, with a 20% chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm.
Memorial Day in North Texas is starting off with storms producing strong winds and heavy rain.
Many retailers and grocery stores will be open on Memorial Day this year, with a few exceptions.
May 26 is Memorial Day, a day to recognize and honor fallen soldiers. Here's where North Texans can join in on the celebration.
Storms in North Texas mean an early ending for a heartfelt salute to military heroes who died in service.
Drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages one to four, according to the CDC.
A breezy southerly wind won't do much to keep you cool as it feels like temperatures near 100.
Memorial Day weekend in North Texas is starting out clear and sunny, but storms are on the way and will hamper plans on Monday.
The Friday before Memorial Day is also known as Don't Fry Day. It's to bring awareness to wearing sun protection as summer kicks off.
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Over 3.7 million Texans are planning to travel between May 22 and May 26.
Volunteer group Friends of Lebanon Cemetery works to find and tell the stories of veterans buried in the cemetery. Lebanon Cemetery is a historically Black cemetery.
The U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs reports veteran homelessness increased by 7.4% nationally and went up 13% in Texas in 2023.
On Memorial Day, about 2.7 million travelers are expected at TSA checkpoints – the record is 2.9 million.
The weather Sunday afternoon will be much quieter, with sunny skies and temperatures nearing record highs.
A tornado watch has been issued until 9 p.m. for counties west of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
If you're not one of the millions of people traveling for the holiday, here's where you can go to shop and eat.
This Memorial Day weekend, breaking out the grill for the unofficial summer kickoff means contending with hotter prices.
Several North Texas cities have been forced to temporarily shut down waterfront parks and amenities.
There is a slight chance of a few isolated storms overnight.
TSA says Friday will be the busiest day nationwide, with nearly 3 million travelers moving through airports.
If you're cooking out for the holiday, prepare for an increase in your grocery bill.
Millions of people are packing their bags and getting ready to travel by car this Memorial Day weekend.
