Following a week of storms and showers, Dallas-Fort Worth is set to remain dry and hot for the foreseeable future.

Following a rainy Monday and Tuesday, slow-moving storms could form again during the day and drench parts of North Texas.

North Texans are bracing for a prolonged heatwave as triple-digit temperatures return to the region, while we monitor a ...

North Texas is in for a very hot week. Dangerous heat is on the its way to the region and it will stick around well into next ...

Another round of isolated storms are on tap for North Texas Friday, but extreme heat is also set to return.

Isolated morning showers give way to dry, sunny skies across Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend, serving as a brief reprieve ...

A powerful ridge of high pressure building across the Plains is ushering in a prolonged stretch of dangerous, triple-digit ...

Nearing the end of a rainy week, Dallas could see more isolated storms and showers Thursday.

France and Spain meet in Dallas for a place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, but the weather could become part of the story.

Shower and thunderstorm activity will be better south of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex on Tuesday afternoon.

High pressure is expected to develop this week over Texas, leading to some of the hottest weather the state has seen this year.

North Texas will continue to see cooler weather and isolated storms and showers in coming days.