Dallas could reach 102 degrees Wednesday as a hot, mostly dry stretch settles in. Rain chances remain minimal through the weekend.

Dallas will hit 100 degrees Tuesday and 102 Wednesday as an Ozone Action Day covers the region.

Dallas is headed for another 101-degree afternoon Monday, with an Ozone Action Day adding an air-quality concern. Triple-digit heat sticks around through Thursday.

Dallas will reach nearly 100 degrees Sunday before a hotter stretch peaks around 103 on Tuesday. Clear skies and little chance of rain are expected all week.

Dallas gets a brief dose of drier air Saturday, but temperatures climb back into the triple digits next week.

North Texas has logged 14 unhealthy smog days this year, while a moderate air-quality stretch is expected next.

Dallas is headed for a 104°F Friday with a heat index near 110, followed by a weak front and brief weekend relief.

Dallas faces a 101-degree Thursday under a Heat Advisory, with Friday expected to be even hotter. A weak weekend front may bring a few storms and slightly cooler air.

Dallas faces another triple-digit day Wednesday, with a Heat Advisory through 8 p.m. and the week’s worst heat arriving Friday.

Heat Advisory in effect through 8 p.m. Tuesday. Highs near 101°F and dangerous heat‑index values make afternoon outdoor activity risky.

A Heat Advisory runs through 8 p.m. Monday as highs near 102°F push heat indices above 105. City cooling centers are available for relief.

Highs near 102°F Sunday with heat index up to 109°F. Libraries and rec centers are open as cooling centers.

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