Wet, gusty Saturday morning in Dallas with showers and a few strong storms before 1 p.m. Expect gusts to 30 mph and a cooler, drier Sunday.

A 120,000-square-foot materials recovery facility opened on PGA Parkway, promising faster collection routes and fewer recyclables sent to landfill.

Warm, gusty Friday with highs near 85°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely early Saturday; much cooler weekend.

EPA relaunched WRAP 2.0 to accelerate water reuse nationwide. North Texas wetlands and recycled‑water pipelines are being touted as early models.

An NWS severe thunderstorm warning covered Wise County Wednesday evening, warning of walnut-sized hail and wind gusts up to 60 mph near Bridgeport.

Cloudy and muggy this morning; scattered storms and gusty south winds likely Wednesday afternoon into the evening.

Cloudy, muggy and breezy this morning in Dallas. Scattered storms possible late Tuesday into Wednesday with hail and gusty winds.

Cloudy, muggy Monday with highs near 85°F and gusty south winds. Storm chances increase Tuesday–Wednesday.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely in Dallas on Sunday with gusty south winds and pockets of heavy rain.

Cloudy, muggy Saturday with scattered afternoon storms possible. More widespread and possibly severe storms arrive overnight into Sunday.

Clear, muggy morning and a high near 83°F. Slight afternoon storm chance; the weekend brings a stronger risk.

Sunny and warm Thursday with highs near 81°F. Storm chances increase into the weekend, with Sunday the wettest day.

A midnight 1960 storm in Kopperl, Texas—dubbed "Satan's Storm"—is still remembered for a reported 140°F spike, though modern records treat that number as unverified. The event is a classic heat‑burst story with lasting local lore.