DFW tracks second-longest dry streak on record ahead of fall rain chances
The Dallas-Fort Worth area is experiencing its second-longest dry streak on record with 66 consecutive days without measurable rainfall, with cooler fall weather expected to bring potential rain relief.
By Berkeley Taylor·5 hr ago
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A persistent dry spell and late-summer heat wave are gripping North Texas, threatening prolonged weather records as a cooler change approaches the region.
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What we know: The Dallas-Fort Worth area is tracking 66 consecutive days without measurable rainfall at the regional rain gauge.
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