Dallas will get a sunny, dry Wednesday with an afternoon high near 85 degrees. An Ozone Action Day is also in effect across the region.

Dallas starts Tuesday with a forecast low of 62 degrees. Rain chances stay near zero through the upcoming weekend.

Clear skies are taking over Dallas after a wet weekend, with sunny afternoons and cooler nights expected all week.

Montgomery County added nearly 68,800 homes since 2020 even as FEMA flags it among the riskiest places to live in America.

Dallas faces a damp Sunday morning before rain fades and a sunny, warmer pattern settles in for the week ahead.

Nearly 1,000 Arlington homeowners are watching their yards wash away, and city leaders admit there's no easy fix in sight.

Dallas faces a rainy, cloudy Saturday before showers taper and a sunny, warmer stretch arrives next week.

Dallas faces more heavy rain Friday as a Flood Watch remains in effect through the evening. A stormy weekend is followed by sunnier, warmer weather next week.

A flash flood warning covered Fort Worth, Arlington and Denton Thursday morning as storms dumped rain at up to 3 inches an hour.

Dallas faces a Flood Watch through Friday morning as slow-moving storms bring heavy rain and possible flooding. Cooler, drier weather arrives next week.

Dallas could hit 95 degrees Wednesday before storms and heavy rain move in. A Flood Watch will remain in effect through 1 p.m. Thursday.

Dallas faces one more hot, mostly sunny day Tuesday before storms arrive Wednesday afternoon. Heavy rain and flooding concerns could continue through Thursday.

Dallas will heat up to 96 degrees Tuesday before widespread rain and storms arrive Wednesday. Flooding could become a serious concern across North Texas.