Amarillo, Texas – Triple-digit heat and evening thunderstorms are set to impact the Texas Panhandle this weekend, with temperatures climbing as high as 100°F and storms possibly turning severe by Saturday and Sunday night.
According to the National Weather Service in Amarillo, daytime highs will range from 92°F to 99°F Saturday through Monday, with southern and eastern parts of the region likely hitting the century mark. Winds will remain steady from the south at 10–15 mph. Thunderstorm chances increase during the evening hours on Saturday and Sunday, and some storms may produce damaging winds or hail.
Cities including Dumas, Pampa, Perryton, and Clarendon should prepare for intense heat during the day and unsettled conditions at night. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity during peak heat, and secure outdoor items ahead of possible storms.
This warming trend marks the first significant heat spike of June, typical for early summer but still dangerous with prolonged exposure. More thunderstorms are possible into early next week.
Warnings and heat safety reminders remain in effect through Monday. Monitor local alerts for updates.
