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Temperatures in North Texas are anticipated to be above regular this week after a number of rounds of storms hit the area.
High temperatures in Dallas-Fort Worth are anticipated to be within the mid- to higher 90s by way of subsequent weekend, and afternoons will be breezy.
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There is an elevated fireplace threat in areas west of Interstate 35, the National Weather Service stated.
Sunday’s record-high temperature of 95 might be damaged because the area will get its first glimpse of summer, KXAS-TV (NBC5) meteorologist Grant Johnston stated.
Here’s a have a look at the forecast this week:
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- Sunday: 95/74. Mostly sunny.
- Monday: 95/74. Partly cloudy and hot, with a slight probability of thunderstorms.
- Tuesday: 94/72. Partly cloudy and hot.
- Wednesday: 93/72. Partly cloudy and hot.
- Thursday: 95/72. Partly cloudy and hot.
- Friday: 95/70. Partly cloudy and hot.