Dallas faces a hot weekend with possible showers and an air quality alert for high ozone levels, urging residents to reduce pollution and prepare for continued high temperatures next week.

Dallas is facing a heat wave with temperatures reaching up to 107 degrees, as per the Heat Advisory by the National Weather Service. There's also an Ozone Action Day due to predicted high ozone levels.

Dallas is under a heat advisory with temperatures reaching above 100 degrees. Residents are encouraged to stay cool and hydrated due to the risk of heat-related illnesses.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot day in Dallas with a high near 101 and heat index values up to 105, and a week of similar temperatures with heat advisories in effect.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for Dallas until 8 PM CDT with anticipated heat index values up to 107 degrees, creating risks for heat-related illnesses.

A heat advisory has been issued for Dallas, warning of highs near 100°F and heat index values up to 106°F. Health officials advise staying cool and hydrated.

The National Weather Service warns of a heatwave in Dallas with temperatures nearing 100°F, alongside potential thunderstorms and risks of heat-related illnesses.

Dallas is set to experience varied weather, with chances of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend, and a heat surge with high temperatures in the 90s and 100s next week.

Dallas faces mixed weather with a 30% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms, patchy morning fog, and highs in the low 90s. Evening conditions remain the same with precipitation lessening after 7 pm.

Dallas can expect sporadic showers, thunderstorms, and warm days this week with a potential heat index of 98 degrees. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality warns of high ozone levels, while the chance of storms increases toward the weekend.

Dallas faces potential floods with a week of predicted thunderstorms, according to the NWS. A 40% chance of storms today and highs around 88 degrees is reported, with the possibility of gusty winds and heavy rain.

An Ozone Action Day in Dallas-Fort Worth on July 20, 2024, coincides with rising temperatures and potential thunderstorms; residents are urged to take pollution-prevention measures.

Dallas-Fort Worth residents are warned of poor air quality and potential thunderstorms. The TCEQ issued an Ozone Action Day and the NWS predicts storms but no severe weather. Flooding risks and daily thunderstorms may occur through the week.