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July has come to a close, and North Texas still has around seven weeks to wait until the next respectable cold front passes through. More heat advisories will be in effect through Saturday, beginning on Wednesday.
On Wednesday morning, temperatures in the upper 70s were accompanied by a band of low clouds that moved in from the south. Expect hot, sunny weather with highs in the upper 90s during the afternoon on Wednesday. The predicted range for the heat index is 105 to 108.
Over the southern part of Kansas, there is still a high-pressure atmospheric bubble. On Wednesday, the warmest temperatures will be in that area. In Thursday and Friday, this upper-level high will descend toward the south.
Thursday afternoon highs will be close to 100 degrees, with Friday’s temperatures hovering around 102 degrees. Temperatures will rise above 105 once more.
This weekend, a weak cold front will be able to move into the area as this upper-level ridge slides west of North Texas. Saturday afternoon and early evening showers and storms are 30% likely, while Sunday’s chances are 20% lower. Clouds and rain are expected to keep temperatures in North Texas below 100 degrees this weekend.
By Sunday night, this front has passed, and by Monday and Tuesday, we should expect hot and dry weather again. Again, highs in the afternoon will reach 100 degrees.
Tropical disturbances are making their way into the Lesser Antilles and the British Virgin Islands. This group of storms and showers will be tracked by the National Hurricane Center over the next several days. Early this weekend, they predict that a region of unsettled weather would develop north of the Dominican Republic and close to the Bahamas, with a 60% likelihood of formation over the next seven days.
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According to the latest predictions, it will make its way to Florida by the end of the weekend. Following that, people residing from the beaches of Carolina to the Florida Panhandle must keep a close eye on this disruption. According to some reports, it may intensify somewhat as it moves into the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to make landfall in the western Panhandle of Florida by next Tuesday.
Texas north of the border prediction Source: 7-Day Headlines and the National Weather Service
* On Tuesday, DFW Airport hit 96.
* Wednesday and perhaps through Friday: heat advisory. In the range of 105 to 108 degrees felt.
* Peak temperatures are expected on Wednesday, with Thursday and Friday seeing triple digits.
* Always wear protective gear, including water, a hat, sunscreen, and breaks. Saturday and Sunday may bring a few downpours and thunderstorms. Dust from the Sahara. Are we going to see tropical storms next week?
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*Tuesday precipitation: 0 inches Extremes: 96 and 78
*High: 97, Low: 77 on WednesdayNumber of records: 106 (1986, 1998, 2012) Previous low: 60 in 1971
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*July Rain: 2.55″; Surplus: 0.53″
*2024 Rain: 31.29″; Surplus: 8.98″
*Sunrise: 6:42am; Sunset: 8:27pm
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Wednesday: *Heat Advisory* Morning low clouds, then mostly sunny, breezy, and hot. High: Upper 90s. Heat index near 105 -108. Wind: South 15-25 mph.
Wednesday night: Low clouds late. Low: Upper 70s. Wind: South 10-15, G25 mph.
Thursday: Morning low clouds, Heat Advisories likely. Mostly sunny, breezy, and hot. High: Upper 90s. Heat index: 105-108. Wind: South 10-20 mph.
Friday: A hottest day with Heat Advisories likely. Morning clouds, afternoon sun. Saharan dust arrives. Scattered storms after midnight along the Red River. High: 98-102.
Weekend: Partly cloudy and hot. A chance of afternoon and evening showers and storms. Highs: 97-100.
Monday: Partly cloudy, hot and humid. High: 98-102.
