Patchy morning fog clears to sunshine with highs near 74°F. Strong storms are possible late Tuesday into early Wednesday.

Showers and thunderstorms hit Dallas Saturday morning with gusts up to 25 mph and localized downpours possible. Allow extra time for travel and avoid flooded roads.

Maps released this week show drought expanding across Texas for a fourth week, with reservoirs and rangelands under renewed stress.

Mild, muggy Thursday turns breezy with highs near 79F. Strong storms and heavy rain are possible Friday into Saturday; have an indoor backup plan.

Warm and muggy this morning in Dallas, with showers and a growing storm risk late today; a few storms could produce hail and damaging gusts.

Forecasters flagged a chance of large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes near Wichita Falls Thursday–Friday. City officials urge residents to sign up for CodeRED and review shelter plans.

Warm, breezy Tuesday with highs near 83°F. Scattered storms arrive Wednesday, and heavy rain could bring flooding over the weekend.

Mild and humid today with highs near 79. Storms are likely starting Tuesday night; some could be strong.

Sunny, warm Sunday with highs near 81°F. Storms likely midweek; heavy rain and gusty winds possible.

Cloudy morning gives way to a warm, breezy Saturday with highs near 84°F. Elevated fire‑weather west of Highway 281 and storms likely return midweek.

Patchy morning fog lifts to a sunny, warm day with highs near 81°F. Slightly elevated fire risk west of US‑281; weekend climbs into the mid‑80s.

Clear, warm and breezy Wednesday; highs near 83°F. Elevated fire risk west of I‑35 — avoid open burning today.

Parker County's commissioners approved a countywide burn ban that still allows grilling and limited welding — unless the National Weather Service issues a Red Flag Warning. The court will review the order in 14 days.