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The combination of above average temperatures near or just above 100 degrees and humid conditions will result in afternoon heat indices for portions of North and Central Texas to range from 105 to 108 degrees this afternoon. A Heat Advisory has been issued through 8 PM this evening for these locations. Outside of this heat advisory across portions of Central Texas afternoon feels like temperatures are still expected to be very hot, ranging from 100 to 104 degrees.
Summer-like heat continues across North and Central Texas with afternoon highs ranging from the mid-90s to the lower-100s. There will be a very low chance (10-20%) of isolated showers and storms Tuesday afternoon and evening for areas east of the I-35 corridor. A stray shower or thunderstorm can’t be ruled out (~10% chance) across portions of Central Texas Wednesday afternoon.
Above normal temperatures ranging from the mid-90s to the lower-100s will continue across the region the rest of this week and into this weekend. There will be low chances for storms (10-30%) each day with the greatest potential Thursday afternoon and evening across North Texas.
DFW’s hot and dry weather this summer is setting records! As of Monday, September 7, DFW Airport has seen 54 days in a row with no measurable rain. This is the 6th longest stretch with no measurable rain, tied with the dry stretch recorded in the fall of 1955. DFW also is now at 43 days at or above 100° for the year, tying it in 10th place with 2006. With continued hot and dry days ahead, 2026 rankings will likely increase. The only sign of relief in the near-term is with low storm chances towards the end of this week.
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