Dallas Weather: The weather in Dallas is set to take a warm turn this week, with clear skies and rising temperatures dominating the forecast. Highs are expected to reach the lower to mid-80s on Monday, peaking near 90 degrees by midweek as a warm pattern settles over the area.

Meteorologists report that Monday will bring mostly sunny skies, with a high of 83 degrees. Light winds from the southeast will contribute to a pleasant day, although an elevated fire danger persists due to ongoing drought conditions. As humidity levels are expected to rise slightly by Tuesday, fire risks may improve, but caution remains necessary.

Near-Record Warmth on the Horizon

Dallas is experiencing an unusual October, typically characterized by significant drops in temperature and increased rainfall. Instead, the city is bracing for a warm spell that could push temperatures up to 90 degrees or more later this week, approaching near-record highs. Wednesday is projected to be particularly warm, with a forecast high of 90 degrees, just shy of the record of 91.

As we look towards the rest of the week, the forecast remains dry, with only a slim chance of rain by the end of the week, primarily affecting areas near the Red River. While residents may long for the typical October rains—averaging 4.37 inches for the month—the outlook shows little chance of substantial precipitation in the near future.

What to Expect This Week

Here’s a quick look at the upcoming Dallas weather:

• Monday: Mostly sunny with a high of 83°.
• Tuesday: Mostly sunny and warm, high of 87°.
• Wednesday: Near-record warmth, high of 90°.
• Thursday: Partly cloudy and very warm, high of 87°.
• Friday: Mostly sunny with a high of 87°.

With temperatures expected to remain above normal for the foreseeable future, residents are encouraged to stay hydrated and take precautions during outdoor activities, especially given the heightened risk of grassfires due to the ongoing drought.