DFW heat forecast: 102 Sunday, 103 Monday as triple digits spread
DFW highs are forecast to reach 102 Sunday and 103 Monday, with overnight lows near 81–82 and additional heat advisories likely during the week.
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DFW highs are forecast to reach 102 Sunday and 103 Monday, with overnight lows near 81–82 and additional heat advisories likely during the week.
The advisory includes nine named DFW-area counties. NWS recommends moving strenuous activity to morning or evening and taking frequent breaks.
Dallas, Tarrant, Denton and Collin counties are included, and heat advisories will likely remain possible through the end of the week.
Most of the region should stay dry Sunday, but isolated showers are possible north of I-20 before triple-digit heat spreads across North Texas.
Before leaving DFW, check the live park alert and DriveTexas: Guadalupe River, Blanco and Hill Country each list specific access limits.
Most storm activity should end by 8 p.m., while the greater heavy-rain and flash-flood concern remains south of the DFW core.
DFW faces isolated storms Tuesday, with 30% to 40% city rain chances and the greater flash-flood concern south of the metroplex.
Sunday storms may develop near the I-20 corridor from midday through the afternoon, bringing localized flash-flood, wind and hail risks to parts of DFW.
DFW Airport could reach 95 degrees Saturday before scattered rain and thunderstorm chances increase late in the weekend and continue Monday.