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Last Map Update: Tue, Sep 8, 2026 at 3:04:37 am CDT

Another hot and humid day is expected on Tuesday across North and Central Texas with high temperatures reaching to between 96° to 102°. Peak heat index values will climb up to 108° across North Texas, and the Heat Advisory has been extended there through tomorrow. Isolated showers and thunderstorms (20% chance) will again be possible across portions of East Texas on Tuesday afternoon.
The rest of the week and upcoming weekend with stay hot with highs around 100° and heat index readings up to 104°. Low rain chances are expected each day, mainly near the Red River and across East Texas, but most areas will stay dry.
DFW's hot & dry weather this summer is setting records! As of Sunday, September 6, DFW Airport has seen 53 days in a row with no measurable rain. This is the 7th longest stretch with no measurable rain at DFW on record. Also through September 6, DFW Airport has had 42 days with high temperatures in the 100s. This ranks as the 11th most days of 100s on record. Records for DFW began in 1898. With hot temperatures and no rain forecast for DFW this week, both of these rankings should continue to go up!

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