Hot, humid week ahead for North Texans
Here we are in mid-June and the hottest day we've had so far is one 95° day. The weather has been more on the cool side than the warm lately.
The rest of the work week shows that Mother Nature has decided to play on the warm side. She likes this team in the summer, and it might stay like this for a while, except for an occasional short break all the way to early September.
Rain is what cools us down this time of year and there isn't much of it in the forecast this week.
The next best chance of free water for you yard looks to be Wednesday night from an approaching cold front.
There could be some strong winds with these storms. Right now, the risk is set at a marginal, 1 out of 5, risk.
We seem to be quickly transitioning to our "hot and dry" period of the year. There is some hope that the Gulf will open up next week, allowing us to see daily but small storm chances on a near-daily basis. This can go on until the typical ridge of summer high pressure starts to sit over us most of the time. Until then: lots of breezy, humid and warm days.
