Dallas gets a brief dose of drier air Saturday, but temperatures climb back into the triple digits next week.

North Texas has logged 14 unhealthy smog days this year, while a moderate air-quality stretch is expected next.

Dallas is headed for a 104°F Friday with a heat index near 110, followed by a weak front and brief weekend relief.

Dallas faces a 101-degree Thursday under a Heat Advisory, with Friday expected to be even hotter. A weak weekend front may bring a few storms and slightly cooler air.

Dallas faces another triple-digit day Wednesday, with a Heat Advisory through 8 p.m. and the week’s worst heat arriving Friday.

Heat Advisory in effect through 8 p.m. Tuesday. Highs near 101°F and dangerous heat‑index values make afternoon outdoor activity risky.

A Heat Advisory runs through 8 p.m. Monday as highs near 102°F push heat indices above 105. City cooling centers are available for relief.

Highs near 102°F Sunday with heat index up to 109°F. Libraries and rec centers are open as cooling centers.

An initial Phase I of Texas’ 2027 State Water Plan is now adopted, mapping thousands of projects and a nearly $174B price tag. Phase II and more public comment are coming.

Heat Advisory in Dallas through 8 p.m. Friday. Expect highs near 98°F and heat-index readings into the 100s.

A magnitude‑5.1 quake struck near Miami, Texas on July 23; seismologists say aftershocks are likely as monitoring continues. Experts will study whether regional activity played a role.

Heat Advisory for Dallas on July 23: highs near 99°F and heat index up to 109°F. Cooling centers and safety tips are available.

Triple‑digit heat and high ozone will make much of Dallas dangerous to be outside today; cooling centers are available.