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Areas of Severe Thunderstorms and Excessive Rainfall; Heat Wave Builds in the Intermountain West and Plains

A slow moving front will bring rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall to the central Plains eastward to the east-central U.S.. The first widespread significant heat wave of summer for the Intermountain West and Plains is expected to develop today and expand through next week. Dangerous heat will continue to impact portions of the Southwest and Southeast. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, Jul 10, 2026 at 10:18:17 am CDT

Hot with Isolated Storms Saturday
Increasing Storm Chances Late Saturday & Sunday
Next Week's Rain Chances
Hot and mostly dry weather will continue Friday and Saturday across North and Central Texas. Afternoon heat index values will peak near 102 to 105 degrees, so continue to take heat precautions if spending time outdoors. A few isolated showers or storms may develop Saturday afternoon, but most locations will remain dry. Any storms that do develop could produce gusty winds and frequent lightning.
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Storm chances increase Saturday night into Sunday. A few storms may result in isolated flooding where they move slowly or repeat over the same areas, especially Sunday into Sunday night. There is also a threat for storms to become strong with gusty winds and small hail. Not everyone will see storms this weekend, but if you have outdoor plans, stay weather aware and be ready to move indoors if storms approach!
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Rain and thunderstorm chances will continue through early next week, with the focus gradually shifting south into Central Texas Monday through Wednesday. Not everyone will see rain each day, but scattered storms with heavy rainfall may result in isolated flooding, especially where storms move slowly or repeatedly affect the same areas. Rain chances should become more limited by late week as temperatures begin to climb again.
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