Breezy, dry weather will take center stage across North Texas this afternoon, bringing an elevated fire weather threat to much of the region. Southerly winds will strengthen through the day, with gusts reaching up to 35 mph as humidity levels fall into the 20–30% range. A Wind Advisory is in effect for portions of the area from noon to 6 PM, where sustained winds of 20–25 mph will make conditions even more favorable for rapid fire spread.

Temperatures will continue their warm stretch, running 10–20 degrees above normal through the next several days. Highs will climb into the 70s and 80s, while overnight lows settle into the 40s and 50s. Rain chances remain minimal as we head toward the weekend, keeping the pattern warm, dry, and breezy.

Farther south in the Austin and San Antonio region, today will also feature sunny, windy conditions and elevated fire weather concerns. Tonight brings clear skies and cooler temperatures, though not as cold as last night. Light south‑southeast winds will allow lows to dip into the mid‑30s to upper‑30s across the Hill Country, upper‑30s to lower‑40s along the I‑35 corridor, and upper‑30s to mid‑40s across the Rio Grande Plains.

After a cool start Tuesday morning, highs rebound into the 70s before a significant warmup arrives mid‑week. Afternoon temperatures will surge into the mid‑80s to low‑90s, with morning lows rising into the 50s and 60s through the weekend. The dry streak continues, with no rain expected over the next seven days.