Météo Dallas: Storms bring a brief cooling before the summer heat of classic Texas

Dallas – Northern Texas can expect a brief mixture of time on Wednesday before the usual summer heat returned to Métroplexe, bringing slightly lower temperatures and dispersed storm chances.

Wednesday forecasts

Northern Texas will experience a low disruption Wednesday and partly Thursday, bringing additional clouds, slightly cooler temperatures and some showers. The wandering showers are possible Wednesday morning in the northern regions of northern Texas, but the heavier clouds and the majority of unequal storms should not enhance Dallas until Wednesday afternoon.

The highest coverage of these storms will be east and south of Dallas-Fort Worth, but isolated storms are possible anywhere in the Metroplex today. These could bring winds in gusts, but temperatures should remain in the 90s.

Thursday forecasts

Thursday will see a similar rain situation as Wednesday, with low disruption and isolated showers. Thursday, temperatures should be among the last “normal” days in the 90s before the intensification of heat.

7 -day forecasts

High temperatures will gradually increase throughout the rest of the week, although the summits should remain less than 100 degrees, generally in the high 90s. The air will be wet and the heat index could exceed 100 degrees. The sky should be mainly sunny, and this forecast should be held until Monday.