Hot temperatures returned to North Texas this week – so it's important to remember to take breaks and get out of the heat, and make sure to stay hydrated if it's necessary to be outside. Those things are more difficult for those experiencing homelessness and don't have access to air conditioning or running water.

During Friday night lights, expect "feels-like" temperatures to reach 100 degrees. Hydrate early and often and limit time spent outside.

A late summer heatwave has a firm grip across North Texas. High temperatures will be well above normal through Saturday with highs in the upper 90s and an afternoon heat index around 100-105. The cause of the heat is a strong heat dome centered over Texas into the weekend.

The high-pressure system will shift east, and southeast over the next few days and high temperatures will cool down as a result. It will still be an above-average day on Sunday bu

A weather alert is in place on Friday due to "feels-like" temperatures potentially reaching 105 degrees.