Plenty of sunshine and heat wraps up the work week in North Texas as "feels-like" temperatures reach triple digits
Temperatures across Dallas-Fort Worth this morning are in the mid-to-upper 70s, with a few clouds in the area.
Plentiful sunshine is ahead for Friday with highs in the upper 90s, and "feels-like" temperatures around 100-102 degrees.
Drier air this afternoon will keep humidity in check, but it will still feel like the triple digits.
The tropical low that moved into Louisiana may bring a few more clouds to the area today and tomorrow but DFW will stay dry.
An isolated shower in southeastern counties is possible this afternoon and again Saturday afternoon.
Get ready for the heat. A dry, hot stretch is on the way with temperatures in the upper 90s.
North Texans could see this year's first 100-degree day next week.
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