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Hot, humid conditions will bring an increased risk for heat-related illness today and tomorrow. A Heat Advisory has been issued for most of North and Central TX, where feels-like temps of 105-109 are expected through Wednesday evening. Make sure to take heat precautions as this heat is above what is typically expected for early September.
Late-summer heat will continue into midweek, bringing above-normal temps to the region. A Heat Advisory is in effect through Wednesday evening for most of North and Central TX, where feels-like temps will reach or exceed 105 degrees. Make sure to take heat precautions if outdoors for prolonged periods.
Meanwhile, portions of North and Central TX will see low (10-20%) rain chances today and tomorrow. Most areas will stay dry.
Hot and mostly dry late-summer weather will continue across North and Central Texas through the weekend. Expect afternoon highs ranging from the mid-90s to 103 degrees and warm overnight lows from the mid-70s to near 80 degrees.
Portions of the area will see low (10-20%) storm chances Thursday and Friday afternoon ahead of a dry weekend.
DFW’s hot and dry weather this summer is setting records! Through Monday, September 7, DFW Airport has seen 54 days in a row with no measurable rain. This is the 6th longest dry spell recorded, tied with the dry stretch in autumn 1955.
As of Tuesday, September 8, DFW also is now at 44 days at or above 100° for the year, tying it in 9th place with 1952. With continued hot and dry days ahead, 2026 rankings will likely increase. The only sign of relief in the near-term is low (10-20%) storm chances towards the end of the work week.
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