North Texas Weather: Rain Clears, Temperatures Rise to Summer Heat (July 14, 2025)

Current Weather and Recent Rainfall

• 🌡️ Highs reached 91 degrees today in North Texas, below the normal of 95, due to earlier cloud cover and scattered showers.
• 🌧️ DFW received over 4/10 of an inch of rain early this morning, contributing to July's total being 32 inches above normal.
• 📈 Year-to-date rainfall at DFW is over 22 inches, which is 67 inches above normal.

Regional Rainfall Totals

• 📍 While DFW saw 1.52 inches of rain since July 1st, surrounding areas received significantly more, with Richardson at 4.72 inches and Frisco at 2.33 inches.
• 💧 Southwestern counties experienced the most substantial rainfall, with Hamilton reporting 11.62 inches and Meridian at 10.26 inches since July 1st.

July Rainfall Comparison

• 📊 Despite recent rain, July's rainfall at DFW is not among the top eight rainiest Julys on record, which range from 6.29 inches (1902) to 11.13 inches (1973).
• 📉 Current projections suggest July will end slightly below normal for rainfall, with limited chances after tomorrow.

Forecast for the Coming Week

• ☁️ Tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies with a low chance (10-20%) of isolated showers, with temperatures in the low to mid-70s.
• 🌦️ Tomorrow, scattered showers are possible, mainly in the morning and early afternoon, with highs reaching the low 90s.
• 🔥 A significant pattern change is expected by Thursday, with a ridge of high pressure leading to hot and dry conditions, with temperatures gradually warming into the upper 90s by Friday and potentially flirting with 100 degrees over the weekend and into early next week.