Overview
- A cold front that moved through on Saturday produced noticeably lower humidity and brought daytime highs into the upper 90s with overnight lows in the 60s and 70s.
- Monday morning delivered the driest, most comfortable start in about a month with low dew points, but southerly winds have begun returning and will increase humidity.
- Forecasts show highs climbing back to roughly 100°–103° for most of the workweek, with a midweek plume of Gulf moisture pushing feels-like temperatures into the 105°–110° range.
- Meteorologists say a strengthening high pressure ridge over the Southern Plains will keep rain chances near zero through much of next week, with only a 10–20% chance of showers returning by Friday or Saturday.
- The rapid return of muggier triple‑digit heat raises public health risks and will likely prompt heat advisories as early as Tuesday, so people who work or exercise outdoors should limit exposure, stay hydrated, and take frequent breaks.