Godley fire officials urged residents to postpone outdoor burning as gusty winds and low humidity raise wildfire risk across North Texas.

Sunny and warm today, but a Wind Advisory runs noon–6 PM. Gusts to 35 mph and an elevated fire risk affect parts of North Texas.

Clear, chilly Monday gives way to a rapid midweek warm‑up — gusts Tuesday and highs near 83°F Wednesday with an elevated fire risk. No rain expected.

Clear, chilly Sunday in Dallas with highs near 58°F; temps surge into the 70s–80s midweek and an elevated wildfire threat is possible. Take care with outdoor burning.

Gusty northwest winds will pick up this afternoon with highs near 64°F. Expect a warm, dry stretch next week.

Mild Friday turns gusty Saturday; highs in the low 60s today and a rapid warmup later next week.

Warm, gusty skies push highs near 79°F Thursday. A Red Flag Warning affects parts of northwest North Texas 10 a.m.–7 p.m. CST.

Mild Wednesday warms into the mid‑70s, but a Fire Weather Watch covers parts of north‑central Texas on Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026.

Gusty south winds and low humidity raise a localized grass‑fire threat across parts of Dallas through Thursday while highs stay in the mid‑ to upper‑70s.

Patchy fog will slow the Monday, February 16, 2026, commute before sunshine lifts temperatures into the low 70s. A warm, dry midweek raises fire‑risk west of I‑35.

Mid‑50s and patchy fog this morning in Dallas, then a breezy, sunny afternoon with highs near 68°F. A quick warm‑up next week raises fire‑weather concerns west of I‑35.

Showers and thunderstorms will sweep through Dallas today; a few storms may be briefly severe. Expect a soggy commute and localized heavy rain.

Warm Friday gives way to wet weather: showers and thunderstorms move in late Friday night into Saturday. Expect around 1–2 inches of rain and gusty winds.