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Localized beneficial rain amounts are possible mainly across southeast Central TX midweek. Tropical Depression Five is c...
08/31/2026

Localized beneficial rain amounts are possible mainly across southeast Central TX midweek. Tropical Depression Five is currently in the Gulf, and is expected to move WNW into the Upper Texas coast, bringing increased moisture and rain chances to mainly our east and southeastern counties late Tuesday-Thursday. Storm coverage will peak in the afternoon and evenings. Not everyone will see meaningful rain! Most likely amounts for SE Central TX are 0.25-1", with isolated higher amounts to 2". Western North TX is likely to miss out, with rain chances remaining around 10% or less. Regardless, the additional moisture and cloud cover should bring a break to the entire region by cooling temperatures off slightly, although it will also feel more humid.

Summer heat will persist as we move into early September, with highs and heat indices in the 90s and triple digits. Expe...
08/31/2026

Summer heat will persist as we move into early September, with highs and heat indices in the 90s and triple digits. Expect heat indices to increase as humidity rises over this week. Tuesday through Thursday will feature isolated to scattered storms across our east and southeast. The grassfire threat will remain elevated through tomorrow, so continue to take caution to not spark wildfires.

[Mon 8/31 6:15 AM] DFW's dry streak continues. As of yesterday, DFW has now gone 46 consecutive days without measurable ...
08/31/2026

[Mon 8/31 6:15 AM] DFW's dry streak continues.

As of yesterday, DFW has now gone 46 consecutive days without measurable rainfall, tying for the 10th-longest streak on record. August 2026 will also go down as one of the driest Augusts on record for DFW!

[Mon 8/31 6 AM] Beneficial rain look to be on the way for SE Central Texas late Tuesday through Thursday! Scattered show...
08/31/2026

[Mon 8/31 6 AM] Beneficial rain look to be on the way for SE Central Texas late Tuesday through Thursday! Scattered showers and storms are expected as tropical moisture moves into the region. The best chances are across our southeast, while much (or all) of North TX is likely to miss out. Keep an eye on the forecast as details may change.

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Otherwise, the fire weather threat will remain elevated the next couple of days. The increased moisture will keep temperatures a bit lower mid to late week, but heat index values will be higher.

Expect another hot and dry day today with highs and heat indices in the 90s and triple digits. The fire threat will rema...
08/30/2026

Expect another hot and dry day today with highs and heat indices in the 90s and triple digits. The fire threat will remain elevated with low humidity and occasional wind gusts up around 20 mph. Avoid outdoor burning, secure tow chains, and NEVER toss a lit cigarette.

Summer heat will persist as we move into early September, with highs and heat indices in the 90s and triple digits. Expe...
08/30/2026

Summer heat will persist as we move into early September, with highs and heat indices in the 90s and triple digits. Expect heat indices to increase as humidity rises over this upcoming week. Tuesday through Friday will feature isolated to scattered storm chances across our southeast, but most will stay dry. The grassfire threat will remain elevated, so continue to take caution to not spark wildfires.

[Sun 8/30 7 AM] Hot, dry, and slightly breezy weather continues today with highs near or above 100°. Breezy south winds ...
08/30/2026

[Sun 8/30 7 AM] Hot, dry, and slightly breezy weather continues today with highs near or above 100°. Breezy south winds and low humidity will maintain an elevated fire threat, so practice fire safety and avoid outdoor burning.

Hot and mostly dry conditions stick around all week with highs staying near 100° and higher heat indices by mid-week. Rain chances remain very slim, keeping an elevated fire threat in place across the region.

Hot and mostly dry conditions are expected to persist for much of next week, with highs in the mid-upper 90s and triple ...
08/29/2026

Hot and mostly dry conditions are expected to persist for much of next week, with highs in the mid-upper 90s and triple digits. Heat index values will increase with higher humidity next week. The grassfire threat will remain elevated, so continue to take caution.

Outside of an isolated shower or two this afternoon in southern Central Texas, hot and dry weather will continue through...
08/29/2026

Outside of an isolated shower or two this afternoon in southern Central Texas, hot and dry weather will continue through the weekend. The elevated fire weather threat will persist today and tomorrow, so continue to take care to avoid sparking new grass fires.

[Sat 8/29 6 AM] Rinse & repeat: Hot and rain-free weather is in store the next several days. Stay hydrated, and AVOID an...
08/29/2026

[Sat 8/29 6 AM] Rinse & repeat: Hot and rain-free weather is in store the next several days.

Stay hydrated, and AVOID any activities that could spark a wildfire, as the fire threat will remain elevated!

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