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Dallas faces a 101-degree Tuesday and an Ozone Action Day before storm chances increase Wednesday and Thursday. The heat returns for Labor Day.
Dallas is headed for another 101-degree day Monday, with an ozone alert and a second scorching afternoon Tuesday. A tropical system may bring limited rain to parts of the region later this week.
Dallas is headed for another week of triple-digit heat, with sunny skies and almost no rain expected.
Dallas is headed into another week of 100-degree heat with almost no rain. Saturday also brings an Ozone Action Day and elevated fire danger across North Texas.
Dallas will hit 101 degrees Friday as an Ozone Action Day blankets DFW. Triple-digit heat is expected to stick around through next week.
Dallas is headed for a 101-degree Thursday with heat index values up to 109. Triple-digit temperatures are expected to stick around through next week.
Dallas faces another 102-degree day Wednesday under a Heat Advisory, with isolated storms possible and more triple-digit temperatures ahead.
Dallas is facing a dangerous 108-degree Monday with heat index values up to 111. Triple-digit heat will continue through the weekend.
Dallas faces a dangerous 107-degree Sunday, with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect through 9 p.m. More triple-digit heat is on the way.
Dallas will reach 105 degrees Saturday as an Extreme Heat Warning stays in effect. Triple-digit temperatures are expected to continue through next week.
Dallas is facing a 107-degree Friday with heat index values up to 111, an Extreme Heat Warning and an Ozone Action Day. The dangerous heat continues into next week.
Dallas faces a 106-degree Thursday under an Extreme Heat Warning, and the triple-digit heat is sticking around through next week.
Dallas could hit 106 degrees Wednesday as an Extreme Heat Warning covers North Texas. Triple-digit temperatures are expected to continue into next week.
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