FOX 4 Weather

06/17/2026

The heat index will likely top out over 100 Wednesday afternoon across most of North Texas.

06/17/2026

Turning hotter and more humid with heat indexes topping 100 Wednesday and 105 on Thursday. Then, a cold front and disturbance will bring scattered storms back Thursday night and Friday. Lingering pop-up storms Saturday followed by a hot, humid day for Father's Day.

06/16/2026

5:25PM: Potential Tropical Cyclone #1 is about 30 miles or so South of Corpus Christi. While it is producing some very heavy rain and storms, much of it is staying offshore at this time.

06/16/2026

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06/16/2026

The National Hurricane Center has issued the first advisory for Potential Tropical Cyclone One. This area of low pressure over South Texas is moving NE and is expected to become more organized as it moves offshore the Texas coastline tonight. Heavy rain, flash flooding, and damaging winds are expected across the Gulf Coast from southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana.

06/16/2026

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06/16/2026

7am Alert! Visibility at or below 1 mile in several spots now. Use caution outside of the Metroplex this morning.

06/16/2026

6AM - Visibility at or below a mile remains possible for areas SW of the Metroplex this morning.

06/16/2026

All eyes on an area of low pressure along the Texas Coast! Currently, there is a medium chance for tropical development. This system will keep rain chances in place for areas SE of DFW today.

As this low moves NE, drier air filters into North Texas, which dries us out briefly mid-week. More sunshine means afternoon temperatures easily climb back into the mid 90s. High humidity allows for a triple digit heat index.

By Thursday night, rain chances return as a front approaches from the north. Higher coverage of rain and storms return Friday into the weekend.

06/16/2026

DENSE FOD ADVISORY issued for areas SW of the Metroplex. Use caution this morning!