Despite possible rain, the region remains extremely dry, with burn bans in place across most counties. Gusty winds up to 20 +mph combined with warm temperatures will elevate fire risk, especially on Sunday. Any spark could lead to rapidly spreading fires, so we’ll be monitoring conditions closely all weekend. Stay safe and prepared!

The federal shutdown has delayed the annual winter briefing by the Climate Prediction Center, a key event meteorologists and energy producers rely on.

FINALLY! It's taken a very long time, but North Texas will finally fall into the 50s overnight. This is the first time all season and a record, too. It's never taken DFW this long to have a low temperature below 60. The afternoon looks amazing, too. Highs will only be in the middle 70s with lots of sunshine. Enjoy!

Parts of Texas will see record heat Saturday while other parts of the state will drop into the 30s and 40s overnight Saturday into early Sunday.

Fall remains elusive across Texas as a persistent ridge of high pressure traps warmth from the Gulf of Mexico and blocks cooler air from moving south.

The Texas Tech Red Raiders, Texas A&M Aggies and Texas Longhorns are all on the road this weekend. Here's the weather forecast for each game.

Nearly all of Texas has seen remarkably hot and dry weather this October, but some weather models are finally hinting at a shift.