Storms in the Central U.S.; Dangerous Heat in the South; Critical Fire Weather in the West

A cold front moving across the U.S. will bring strong to severe storms from the South-Central Plains to the Upper Midwest. Storms may produce damaging winds, large hail, and a couple of tornadoes. Dangerous heat continues in the south, especially, Texas. Temperatures moderate slightly in the Southwest. Critical fire weather conditions persist in the Great Basin and into northeastern California. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Jul. 14, 2020 at 6:07:14 am CDT

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Thursday

Heat Safety Reminders

Hot and humid conditions will continue through today with a Heat Advisory in effect for the entire region. Heat index values will climb as high as 108 degrees with actual air temperatures in the upper 90s to near 105 degrees. Be sure to practice your heat safety precautions!

It will be slightly less hot and humid on Wednesday. Isolated showers are possible in North Texas mainly during the morning. However, the chance of rain is on the low side (10-20%). High temperatures will still be in the upper 90s to around 100.

Morning showers in Oklahoma may slip south of the Red River. Otherwise, it will be a typical July day with plenty of sunshine. Highs will continue to moderate on Thursday, but afternoon temperatures will still reach the mid to upper 90s. A couple of locations may still see the century mark.

With hot weather continuing through much of next week, we want to make sure everyone takes the necessary steps to protect themselves, coworkers, family, friends and pets.