Kevan Smith

An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for North Texas until 9 p.m. Monday. There is a low chance of showers and thunderstorms across eastern North Texas as an upper-level disturbance moves across North Texas on Monday afternoon.

Dry and hot weather continues for North Texas. High temperatures will soar into the triple digits again for Sunday. Due to expanding drought conditions, an elevated fire danger remains across the area.

Expect a dry and hot start to the week for North Texas. High temperatures will soar into the triple digits again for Monday afternoon.

The remnants of Edouard are slowly moving to the south of North Texas across Central Texas. Drier weather and hotter temperatures will return for the Labor Day weekend into next week.

NBC 5’s Meteorologist Kevan Smith asks, “Lightning on Earth can appear in different colors, Which of the following in not a common color?”

Rain-free and hotter temperatures will return for the Labor Day weekend. NBC 5 meteorologist Kevan Smith has the holiday weekend forecast.

NBC 5's Meteorologist Kevan Smith asks, “DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) reduces its light rail speed by 10 mph once the temperature exceeds?”

Daytime heating will lead to rain chances to the east and south of DFW for today and Sunday. High temperatures for today and Sunday will climb into the upper-90s to lower-100s.

Get ready for continued heat across North Texas with a Heat Advisory in effect from noon until 8 p.m. Sunday. NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevan Smith gives us the details.

High temperatures on Monday will once again reach into the upper-90s to lower-100s. Heat index values could climb up to 106 degrees. Due to eastern flow and daytime heating, low rain chances are possible to the east and south of DFW.