Dallas starts Monday sunny and mild before a steady warmup pushes temperatures into the upper 80s later this week. Rain chances remain nearly nonexistent.

Dallas starts Sunday with clear skies and low temperatures before warming to 74. By late week, highs climb into the upper 80s.

A clear, cool Saturday gives Dallas a break from Friday’s rough weather, but summerlike warmth is already lining up for next week.

Rain and powerful north winds hit Dallas Friday before a sunny, much cooler weekend. Then temperatures begin climbing again next week.

Flash-flood warnings hit Foard, Hardeman and Wilbarger counties as storms swamped travel corridors toward Vernon.

Dallas gets one last burst of October heat Thursday before a cold front brings storms, 40-mph wind gusts and a sharp Friday cooldown.

Dallas gets one more hot, humid day Wednesday before a strong Thursday night cold front sends temperatures tumbling into a cool, windy weekend.

Dallas will flirt with 100-degree heat-index readings Tuesday and Wednesday before a late-week cold front delivers gusty winds and a cooler weekend.

Dallas will hit 95 degrees Tuesday, then trade summerlike heat for storms and a cooler weekend.

Dallas reaches 92 degrees Sunday and stays hot through Tuesday before storms and a cold front reshape the forecast later in the week.

Dallas starts the weekend sunny and hot, with highs near 91 Saturday and even warmer weather ahead. Storm chances return by Wednesday before a late-week cold front cools things down.

Dallas is headed for a sunny 93-degree Friday and a warm, dry weekend. An Ozone Action Day is also in effect across North Texas.

Dallas is headed for a sunny 87-degree Thursday with no rain in sight.