Dallas woke to clear skies and temperatures near 82 degrees this morning, but the brief early-day comfort will not last. The city is headed for another afternoon near 103 degrees, with sunshine, south winds and no meaningful rain in sight.
Triple-Digit Heat Holds Through The Week
The National Weather Service expects a high near 103 degrees today, followed by 102 tomorrow and 101 Tuesday. Temperatures may dip slightly to around 99 Wednesday before climbing back to 100 Thursday and roughly 101 Friday and Saturday.
South winds will generally run 5 to 10 mph, with gusts reaching up to 20 mph next Sunday afternoon. Overnight lows will offer only limited relief, staying near 79 to 81 degrees through the week.
Rain Stays Mostly Off The Map
Dallas has a 0% chance of rain today and tomorrow, with only slim chances appearing Tuesday through Saturday. The forecast gives the city a mostly sunny outlook, while a few isolated showers or storms remain more plausible in parts of southeast North and Central Texas.
Dry Weather Keeps Fire Danger Elevated
The forecast discussion warns that hot temperatures, low humidity, and worsening drought conditions will keep the fire threat elevated across the region. No watches, warnings, or advisories are currently listed for Dallas, but residents should use caution with outdoor flames and avoid strenuous activity during the hottest part of the day.
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