Foggy mornings and triple digit afternoons

North Texas officially hits triple-digit mark for the first time this summer

For the first time this summer, North Texas reached 100 degrees at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Meteorologists with the National Weather Service said the thermometer at DFW Airport reached triple digits at about 3:45 p.m. While other parts of the Metroplex, including backyard weather reporting stations, may have reached 100 degrees before Tuesday, National Weather Service officials observe and record the area’s official conditions at…

Foggy mornings and triple digit afternoons

High pressure is here to pay us a little visit bringing scorching heat and even some morning fog. If neither interests you, rain is on the way! Read on for more details.

First Alert: Feels-like temperatures expected in the triple digits today

A breeze from land (not sea) will push the hot temperatures right to the waterfront on Tuesday. Our highs climb into the upper 90s — near records — with dew points (a measure of the humidity) holding in the mid and upper 60s.

Watching and waiting for 100: When’s the next chance of Dallas hitting triple-digit temps?

The historical average for the first triple-digit day in North Texas is July 1.