Dallas, TX – This weekend, residents in the Dallas-Fort Worth area should prepare for a mix of scattered thunderstorms and oppressive heat as temperatures climb into the triple digits. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Fort Worth has issued a forecast indicating a 20% chance of afternoon storms on Saturday, with temperatures peaking around 97°F in areas like Waco and Killeen.
On Sunday, temperatures are expected to rise even higher, with highs ranging from the mid-90s to lower 100s, and heat index values between 100°F and 107°F. Early morning storms are anticipated near the Red River, followed by a slight warm-up in the afternoon.
According to the NWS, next week will bring an extended period of dangerous heat across North Texas, with daily highs between 95°F and 104°F. The heat index could soar to 110°F, making it crucial for residents to take precautions.
Health officials urge people to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities, and wear light-colored clothing to avoid heat-related illnesses. As the heat intensifies, residents are advised to monitor local weather updates and be aware of the potential for sudden storms.
