Perfect weather for our first annual Dragon Boat Festival! It's great to see so many people show up to support the community! #summerofsafety

Stay weather aware today. While the Moderate risk is up in Kansas, an Enhanced risk for severe storms exists in northwestern OK. Very large hail (2+") and damaging winds (75+mph) are the main threats. An isolated tornado risk is also possible.

More of the same Monday! Strong southerly winds and a few fair-weather clouds expected through the day. pic.twitter.com/xSl6…

Wednesday and Thursday bring a chance for strong or severe thunderstorms in North Texas. The risk looks to be primarily damaging wind gusts, but some hail up to the size of quarters can't be ruled out. This really does not look like much of a tornado threat. #wfaaweather

Heat and humidity hangs on to start the work week. Storm chances ramp up, especially Wednesday-Thursday. As we dry out, temperatures start climbing yet again.

Scattered storms, with some strong to potentially severe expected Wednesday-Thursday this week.

The chances for showers and thunderstorms go up Wednesday and Thursday. A few storms could be strong to severe with damaging winds being the primary risk. Then it becomes more isolated activity into next weekend. #wfaaweather

Here we go again...storm chances return this week with a threat of severe weather. On Tuesday, a cap will likely limit storm development with storms more likely Wednesday/Thursday. Flooding concerns may arise again as well. We'll keep you posted! #wfaaweather

Monday: Dry Tuesday: Strong cap in place, low storm chance Wednesday: Scattered storms, some severe Thursday: Scattered storms, some severe Friday: Drier, maybe an isolated t-storm #wfaaweather

#LakeAmistad along the Mexican border near DelRio has been at record low values for ~9 months now, since 9/1/23. Running ~ 25% below the previous record low for this time of year. With record heat (and likely record evaporation) occurring this month the outlook is grim. #txwx pic.twitter.com/yJdZ…

We are dry this weekend and early next week, but a few chances for thunderstorms return midweek. At this time, a few strong to severe storms appear possible, but the overall threat should remain low here in North Texas. #wfaaweather

High pressure remains in control a little while longer, keeping plenty of heat and humidity in place. By the middle of next week, the ridge shifts southward allowing several disturbances to head our way. Best rain chances expected by Thursday.

Another day of the 90s and elevated humidity is ahead. The heat index will be in the mid-upper 90s this afternoon, but a SE breeze will help the warm air not feel AS rough. Changes arrive midweek with a series of disturbances and the arrival of a weak cold front. Enjoy the sun!

Perfect weather for the Dragon Boat Races & AAPI Heritage Fest at White Rock Lake! All happening all around the Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas. Runs until 4pm today! I’ll have more on this inaugural fest & why it’s important for AAPI communities - Monday AM on @NBCDFW

No rainfall over the next several days will allow river flooding to begin to recede starting in upstream basins. The lower end of the basins will be slow to improve as flood waves move downstream. #txflood