Dallas is kicking off the week with a warm and muggy Monday morning. As clouds begin to clear, afternoon highs will rise to about 87°F, setting the stage for a stormy pattern later this week.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, Monday will see gradually clearing skies, with gusty northwest winds between 5–10 mph in the afternoon. While the early morning hours may remain cloudy and damp, conditions are expected to improve steadily throughout the day.
Looking ahead to Tuesday, scattered thunderstorms are possible during the afternoon and evening, particularly in central and north-central Texas. The humidity will remain high, creating sticky, summer-like conditions. By Wednesday, the chance of storms increases significantly, with the highest likelihood of showers and thunderstorms arriving after 1 p.m. Outdoor plans should be adjusted, and it’s a good idea to keep an umbrella or rain gear handy.
Temperatures throughout the week will remain in the mid-80s, which is typical for early June. By midweek, winds will shift south, bringing in more moisture and keeping the weather unsettled, with storm chances continuing to rise.
Five-Day Forecast for Dallas, TX (June 9–14)
Monday (June 9): High of 87°F – Morning clouds clearing, breezy afternoon.
Tuesday: High of 87°F – Mostly cloudy with a 30% chance of scattered thunderstorms after noon.
Wednesday: High of 85°F – Showers and thunderstorms likely after 1 p.m., 60% chance of rain.
Thursday: High of 85°F – Rain and thunderstorms likely, with a 70% chance of precipitation.
Friday: High of 83°F – Scattered morning showers, gradually becoming partly sunny in the afternoon.
