Overview
- Meteorologists say ongoing low-to-moderate storm chances on Monday and Tuesday are tied to a lingering stationary boundary that will let scattered afternoon and evening storms form.
- Any storms that develop can produce dangerous downburst winds of up to 55–65 mph and very heavy, localized rain that can trigger flash flooding in saturated areas east and southeast of Dallas.
- Game‑day conditions at the 2 p.m. kickoff are forecast to be hot and humid with mid‑90s temperatures at kickoff, a heat index near 100–101°F, and a 20%–30% chance of nearby showers.
- High pressure is expected to build by Wednesday, likely producing the region’s first triple‑digit readings of the season with DFW Airport forecast around 99–100°F late in the week and sticky morning lows near 80°F.
- A weak disturbance may return by the weekend to bring more storm chances and knock afternoon highs back into the mid‑90s, so officials advise fans and commuters to monitor radar and weather updates for changing local impacts.