Hot dry conditions continue through the 4th of July weekend.
Today, Sunny, 100/76
Friday, Sunny, 100/76
Saturday, Sunny, 99/76
Sunday, Sunny to PtCldy, 99
Monday, Sunny to PtCldy, 98

Stressful heat will continue across North Texas today through at least Friday with no more than a few clouds left over from Panhandle thunderstorms..and isolated storms mainly Northeast of DFW late today and late Wednesday.

Today, Sunny to Partly Cloudy, 99(104)/77
Wednesday, Partly Cloudy, Humid, 100/78
Thursday, Sunny, 102
Friday, Sunny, 101
Saturday, Mostly Sunny, Humid, 99

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) says our current high temperatures, running 6-7 degrees above normal for this time of year, have placed a high demand on electric generating capacity. It’s always in our interest to conserve electricity, but especially during the hottest part of the day between 3PM and 7PM.
During those hours, please try to avoid using the clothes dryer, hair dryer, iron, dishwasher and other heat-generating appliances. Not only does it place more demand on the power grid, but all that extra heat in your home will cause your AC to run longer and cost you more.
Always use what you need to stay safely cool, yourself!

Hot, breezy and dry conditions will continue to spread across North Texas most of this week. Computer models are forecasting tropical development in the southern Gulf of Mexico later this week, but at this point, it appears unlikely that anything that develops will affect North Texas.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, 100 / l8
Tuesday, Sunny, 100/78
Wednesday, Isolated storms mainly East, 101/79
Thursday, Sunny, 102
Friday, Sunny, 101
Now is the time to start making those adjustments that can help lower your energy bills each month. Check this Oncor site and your electricity retailer for more energy-saving tips!

Conditions will become slightly hotter and drier each day as we wrap up June and move toward Fourth of July weekend.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, 99/78
Saturday, Sunny, Windy, 98/78
Sunday, Sunny, Windy, 99/78
Monday, Sunny, Breezy, 99

High pressure ridge rebuilding over North Texas will begin a new wave of hot dry weather for the next 5-7 days or longer.
Today, Sunny, 97/76
Friday, Mostly Sunny, Breezy, 98/78
Saturday, Sunny, Windy, 97
Sunday, Sunny, Breezy, 100
Monday, Sunny, Breezy, 100

Once again, much of North Texas is waking up to storm-related power outages. Winds of 60-70 mph raked across Wise, Parker, Denton, Tarrant, Collin, Dallas, Rockwall and Kaufman counties Tuesday night. The storms were accompanied by nearly constant lightning activity that lingered several hours after the main line of storms moved out of the area..delaying the power restoration crews that are out in the field now.
Again, please use safety and common sense when you first venture out this morning. There likely will be tree limbs and storm debris on streets and sidewalks this morning- also a few downed power lines.
If you see a downed power line and no repair crews are on it, please call 9-1-1.

To report a power outage, call 1-888-313-4747.

Now the forecast:

Today, Partly Cloudy, Hot and Humid with Isolated PM storms, 96/77
Thursday, Sunny to PtCldy, Hot and Humid, Isolated Evening storms, 95/76
Friday, Sunny, Hot, Humid, 97/78
Saturday, Sunny, 101
Sunday, Sunny, Breezy, 100

SEVERE TSTM WARNING for Denton, Tarrant, Collin, Dallas Counties for 60 mph winds, frequent lightning, flooding rains and small hail. Warnings should be expiring at 11:15..but may be extended briefly in Collin and Dallas Counties..also possible flood advisories coming out later.

SVR TSTM WARNINGS for Denton, Tarrant, Collin and Dallas Counties until 10:45 PM for 50-70 mph winds, isolated flooding from heavy rains, frequent ligtning and moderate hail generall 1″ or less.
Prepare for another round of power outages across North Texas tonight with more storm debris and possibly downed lines and utility poles early tomorrow morning.

SVR TSTM WNG for portions of Denton, Parker, Wise and Tarrant Counties for a complex of severe thunderstorms capable of quarter-sized hail and winds of 60 mph. Storm complex moving East at 30 mph.

As Oncor crews continue to restore electricity following our three-wave storm event last night and this morning, please remember to keep safety as your #1 priority.

Here are some important things to know:
If you see a downed power line, call 9-1-1. The proper crews will be notified by the authorities.
If your power is out, call 888-313-5757.
If you are suffering with loss of air-conditioning, wait out your restoration of power at a mall or a friends’ home.
Please check on elderly family members or neighbors who may also be suffering the effects of a power outage.
Oncor always tries to restore power to critical services such as police and fire and institutions such as hospitals fire, followed by repairs that can put the most homes and businesses back on line as quickly as possible.
Thanks for your patience and understanding.
And please remember we may have additional storms in North Texas tonight.

Storms leaving Kaufman County East of Dallas. Lots of tree, powerline, glass and roof damage in the wake of three lines of severe storms that dropped nearly 3″ of rain on DFW Airport.
New storms are expected to form after the heat of the afternoon. Some storms could be severe this afternoon and evening.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Northern Tarrant/Southern Denton Counties through 5:30 for 60 mph winds and 1″ hail.
Flash Flood Warning for all of Tarrant and Dallas Counties through 7:45 for 1-2″ of rain on top of previous storm totals of 2-3″ overnight.
Watch for downed tree limbs and live power lines on the ground from overnight wind damage.
Today, Partly Cloudy, Steamy, More PM Storms, 94/76
Wednesday, Steamy, Isolated PM Storms, 95/76
Thursday, Partly Cloudy, Isolated PM Storms, 97
Friday, Mostly Sunny, Humid, 98
Saturday, Sunny, Breezy, 98

SVR TSTM WNGS for Collin, Grayson, Dallas, Tarrant, Parker and Denton Counties through 3:45 for destructive hurricane-force winds of 70-90 mph.
Take shelter on the lowest floor or your home away from windows.
Prepare for lengthy power outages and widespread wind damage.

Serious wind damage likely with the storm moving across Southwestern Denton County and Northern Tarrant County. Wind gusts measured in excess of 75 mph. Take shelter immediately in Southern Denton and Northern Tarrant Counties. Stay away from windows. Prepare for power outages.

SVR TSTM WNG Denton County for potential 80 mph winds approaching the City of Denton now. Take shelter immediately.

SVR TSTM WNG Northern Collin County and Southern Grayson County until 3:15 A.M.
Thunderstorm near Celina moving East at 35 MPH.

SVR TSTM WNG for Wise, Denton, Parker and Tarrant Counties until 2:45 A.M.
A multi-cell complex of severe thunderstorms is tracking from Northwest to Southeast across North Texas. Leading edge from Northeastern Denton County through most of Wise County to Northwestern Parker County.
Plan on 60-70 mph winds, moderate hail near 1-inch and frequent lightning.
Isolated heavy rains are also possible.
Prepare for power outages.

SVR TSTM WNG Tarrant County until Midnight. Possible Baseball-sized hail anywhere North of I-30 in Tarrant County. Storm moving West to East 35 mph.
Communities in the path include Blue Mound, Saginaw, Roanoke, Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, North Richland Hills and HEB. Large damaging hail, winds of 60-70 mph and intense lightning likely with this storm.

Severe Tstm Warning Parker Co until 10:30. A Previously Tornadic supercell storm near Possum Kingdom Lake is moving ESE at 35 mph. Be prepared for large hail, damaging winds, lightning and associated power outages. If the storms hold together much longer, they could reach Tarrant County and West Fort Worth by 10:15.

Severe storms are active in Jack and Young Counties Northwest of DFW..approaching Wise and Denton Counties within the next few hours. Prepare for scattered power outages associated with lightning and gusty thunderstorm winds immediately North and West of the DFW area which can expect more storms in the entire area Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Red Flag warning for serious wildfire threat across North Texas today. South winds gusting to 40 mph.
Isolated severe storms mainly northwest of DFW Monday night.
Isolated severe storms approaching DFW late Tuesday into early Wednesday.
Today, Partly Cloudy, Very Windy, 99/79
Tuesday, PtCldy, PM Storms, 97/79
Wednesday, Clearing, 94/75
Thursday, Sunny, 95

High fire danger regionwide. “Critical to Extreme” conditions moving in on Wise, Parker, Denton, Tarrant, Hood, Somervell, Johnson and Ellis Counties.
No relief until Tuesday at the earliest.
Today, Sunny, Windy, 101(105)/79
Saturday, Sunny, Windy, 102/79
Sunday, Sunny, Windy, 101/80
Monday, Mostly Sunny, Windy, 100
Tuesday, Storms possible late, 97

Heat stress and fire danger both increasing throughout the next several days.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, 100 (104)/78
Friday, Sunny, Windy, 100/78
Saturday, Sunny, Breezy, 102
Sunday, Sunny, Breezy, 101

Lightning and wind from overnight thunderstorms resulted in scattered power outages across North Texas that are currently be repaired. Thanks for your patience..and stay safe!
Today, Sunny to Partly Cloudy, Humid, 96/76
Thursday, Sunny, Breezy, 98/78
Friday, Sunny, Breezy, 99/78
Saturday, Sunny, Breezy, 100

Severe Tstm Warning for Denton County cancelled early. Expect brief gusty winds, heavy rains, frequent lightning and scattered power outages with the storms in Denton, Tarrant, Collin and Dallas Counties.

Severe Tstm Warning for Wise and Denton Counties until 1:30…for 60-70 mph winds, heavy rains and frequent lightning in a complex of storms moving from Wise into Denton County at 35 mph.

Monday June 13th. DFW Airport recorded its first 100-degree high temperature of the season.
Also, it has now been 3 weeks since our last measurable rainfall in the storms of May 24th.
High fire danger across parts of Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas is now encroaching on North Texas as close as Mineral Wells and Jacksboro.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, 100/75
Wednesday, Mostly Sunny, 98/75
Thursday, Mostly Sunny, Humid, 97/76
Friday, Sunny, Breezy, 99
Saturday, Sunny, 100

Hot, dry and occasionally breezy with virtually no chance of rain this week.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, 99/74
Tuesday, Sunny, Windy, 98/75
Wednesday, Mostly Sunny, Breezy, 97/75
Thursday, Sunny, Breezy, 98
Friday, Sunny, Windy, 99

Hot and dry through the weekend with a slow increase in fire danger through early next week.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, 95/72
Saturday, Mostly Sunny, Breezy, 96/74
Sunday, Sunny, Windy, 96
Monday, Sunny, Hot, More Humid, 97
Tuesday, Mostly Sunny, Windy, 99

Sunshine, hot temperatures, dry air and moderate winds will lead slowly toward increased fire danger in the next few days.
Today, Sunny, Windy, 96/73
Friday, Mostly Sunny, Breezy, 95/74
Saturday, Mostly Sunny, Breezy, 96
Sunday, Mostly Sunny, Breezy, 97
Monday, Sunny Breezy, 97