"Feels-like" temperatures reach triple digits again in North Texas
NORTH TEXAS – It will be another hot day across North Texas Thursday with abundant sunshine and high temperatures into the upper 90s.
The "feels-like" temperatures will top out in the low 100s, so breaks from the sun are advised.
With the heat in place, there is another air quality alert in effect for the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. North Texans with upper respiratory issues should limit time spent outside.
There are leftover boundaries from the few showers and storms Wednesday which have the potential of sparking off a few showers and storms Thursday.
The chance is 15% at best and most of North Texas won't see any rain at all. Where there could be a scattered shower or isolated storm, there might be a quick downpour but don't expect plans to be washed out.
The dangerous heat continues in the West and the extended forecast hasn't changed as this heat dome expands east through the end of the week, weekend and into next week.
The latest drought index shows abnormally dry conditions returning to North Texas.
North Texas remains sandwiched between two areas of high pressure this week and that small area of low pressure allows minimal chances to see some scattered showers.