DFW Weather Update: June Recap and July Forecast with Pete Delkus

June Weather Recap

• 📊 June concluded with cooler than normal temperatures for 16 days, with an average high temperature just under 91°.
• 💧 Rainfall was drier than normal, with less than 2.25 inches recorded, about 1.5 inches below average.

July Weather Outlook

• 🌡️ The normal high for July 1st is 94°, with a normal low of 74°; by the end of the month, highs average 97° and lows 76°.
• 🔥 July is typically the second hottest month, with August being the hottest, and is also the driest month with an average of 2.08 inches of rain.
• ⚠️ The average first triple-digit day historically falls on July 1st, though it did not occur on this specific July 1st.

Summer Camp Forecasts

• 🏕️ For Sky Ranch in Van, Texas, highs are expected in the low to mid-90s for the next five days.
• ☀️ Camp Longhorn near Austin and Camp Champions in Marble Falls will see temperatures in the 90s throughout the holiday weekend.
• 🌳 Camp Olympia in Trinity, Texas, will also experience temperatures in the 90s with no thunderstorms forecasted.

North Texas Forecast

• 🌃 Tonight's lows will be near normal, around 75°, with some spotty rain possible in far western North Texas.
• 🌦️ Tomorrow, there's a 10-20% chance of isolated showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, with highs around 92-93°.
• 📈 The UV index will peak at a 6 tomorrow around midday.

Extended 14-Day Outlook

• ☀️ The Fourth of July weekend (Friday-Sunday) is forecasted to be dry and hot, with highs ranging from 95° to 97°.
• ☁️ The following Monday and Tuesday may see a stray shower, but temperatures will remain in the mid-90s.
• 🚫 No triple-digit temperatures are currently predicted within the next 14 days.