Morning clouds give way to another hot day in Dallas; highs near 94°F with heat index around 103°F and a few late‑night storms possible north of I‑20.

Hot, humid conditions today in Dallas‑Fort Worth with highs near 94°F and heat indices into the low 100s.

Cloudy, muggy morning and a high near 94°F Tuesday with heat-index readings close to 100°F. Expect gusty south winds and increasing weekend storm chances.

Sticky, summer-like air returns with highs near 91°F and gusts up to 25 mph.

NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Denton County, warning of quarter-size hail and 60-mph gusts that could damage vehicles and roofs.

Overnight storms prompted a flash flood warning for parts of North Texas into early Sunday. Officials warned towns around Lake Whitney and in Johnson, Bosque and Hill counties to avoid flooded roads.

Flood Watch through 4 PM CDT after heavy overnight storms; expect wet commutes this morning and heat returning later in the week.

A Saharan dust plume moved into Texas on June 5, 2026, bringing hazy skies, vivid sunsets and a higher risk of breathing trouble for people with asthma or COPD. Check local AQI and follow health guidance.

A Flood Watch covers much of Dallas from 7 a.m. June 6 through 4 p.m. June 7 as heavy storms may produce localized flooding. Expect wet commutes and ponding on low roads.

Cloudy, muggy morning with scattered storms likely through Sunday. Expect brief heavy rain, gusty winds and a hotter, drier week ahead.

Warm and muggy with a 30% chance of storms after 1 p.m. Storm coverage increases Friday through Sunday; no watches in effect right now.

The EPA will fly a specialized plane over Dallas and Arlington this summer to collect baseline radiological readings ahead of World Cup events. Officials say the passes are precautionary, not a response to a detected threat.

A severe thunderstorm warning for Hood and Parker counties Tuesday evening warned of penny-sized hail and 60 mph gusts near Weatherford.