On Monday, temperatures at DFW reached a record high. Ali Turiano, a meteorologist for FOX 4, examines the regional temperatures and looks ahead to the remainder of the week.
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Temperatures at DFW Airport tied a record on Monday.
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The high reached 84 degrees, tying the Feb. 3 record that was set in 1911.
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Near-record temperatures are expected for much of the week.
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Temperatures at DFW Airport tied a record on Monday.
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The high reached 84 degrees, tying the Feb. 3 record that was set in 1911.
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Near-record temperatures are expected for much of the week.
DALLAS—Dallas-Fort Worth has never seen a hotter February 3.
By 4 p.m. on Monday, temperatures had reached 84 degrees, setting a new record for this day.
The first record was set in 1911, 114 years ago.
To our north, temperatures reached the 90s in some areas of Texas!
Dallas-Fort Worth Weather Forecast
Timetable:
For the remainder of the week, North Texas will continue to have high temperatures. This is our prediction.
Tuesday
Anticipate generally overcast skies that might not clear all day. Highs will stay in the low 80s with humidity despite the clouds.
Wednesday and Thursday
While temperatures remain in the low 80s, a jet stream passing over the central United States will cause temperatures to drop. Winds should be steady through the middle of the week.
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Before the weather turns, Friday and Saturday will see another run of record highs. On Saturday night, there may be a few showers, and on Sunday, the temperature will drop into the mid-50s.
There is a likelihood of rain and lower temperatures next week.
7-Day Forecast
The National Weather Service and meteorologist Evan Andrews are the sources of the information in this article.
