Weather

It was an eagerly anticipated event that lived up to the hype. In many ways, it feels like a lifetime ago.

Hail season is upon us. But will we see any storms this year bigger than these?

With winds reportedly reaching well over 70 mph, Tuesday morning’s storm wreaked havoc.

Cuddle up, get warm and try to stay warm for the next few days.

The thermometer will dip below freezing again soon.

For real. Here’s what the experts are saying.

Or, you know, maybe just wear a sweater and long pants. You never can tell with Texas weather.

We saw floods, freezes, heat waves, twisters and more this year.

It’s also called the Beaver Moon, but it has nothing to do with Buc-ee’s, if you can believe that.

Even with fall in full swing, October set records in North Texas for heat and lack of rain. What does the rest of November have in store for us?

Will the kids need waterproof costumes on Thursday night?

Cooler fall temps have us wondering what the winter will feel like.

The aurora borealis lit up parts of the North Texas sky on Thursday night and here are some pics to prove it.

It’s not the first time the northern lights have hit Dallas in 2024.

Thousands were without power for days following the severe May 28 storm.

Could it be? Who knows, but we can dare to dream.

The bicentennial summer was a scorcher, but how does 2024 compare?

Sleeveless sweaters and frozen pumpkin spice lattes, anyone?

Dallas Animal Services has reported a spike in heat-related calls since temperatures began to climb this month.

The Augusts of 1952, 2010, 2011 and 2023 were the hottest in North Texas.

You feel that? It’s probably sweat. Lots of it.

On Aug. 10, volunteers will map temperatures across 280 square miles of Dallas to help identify urban heat islands.