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DFW’s Summer 2026 one of the hottest & driest ever
Expect hot and humid conditions to continue through Monday as highs and heat indices reach the 90s and 100s. Peak heat indices will reach up to around 106 near and east of I-35, so a Heat Advisory remains in effect until 8 PM this evening. Otherwise, expect low chances for isolated storms in southern Central Texas.
Expect continued warmer than normal conditions this upcoming week as afternoon highs top out in the 90s/100s the first half of this week and the 90s region-wide over the latter half of the week. There will be low chances for isolated storms in southern Central Texas on Thursday, but the rest of the week will be mostly dry. The elevated fire threat will persist mainly west of I-35.
With a hot and dry forecast next week, drought conditions are only expected to intensify for NTX. During a drought, be vigilant! It’s easy to conserve your household water use through simple actions. Follow any additional directions from local officials. https://weather.gov/safety/drought
Through September 13th, DFW Airport has had 49 days this summer with high temperatures in the 100s - the 6th most on record 🥵 Also, with no rain at DFW again today, DFW has seen 60 days in a row with no measurable rain 🌵 #txwx #dfwwx
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