Dangerous heat today and tomorrow. An Excessive Heat Warning goes in effect at noon today through Tuesday evening. Heat index values could approach 120°. DFW close to 115°. It already feels like 100 in DFW and it is not even midday yet.
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A problem at a Texas nuclear power plant Friday caused a sudden dip in electricity supply, forcing ERCOT to tap a brand new reserve system to stabilize the grid. https://t.co/28KASp7yH2
Have you thought, "I don't ever remember it being this humid!" Well... you're right. We tied a maximum dew point today at DFW. Dew point is the true measure of moisture in the air. We've only hit levels this high 5 other times on record. #wfaaweather
**AMBER ALERT** - Dallas - SHARE!
Dallas Police Department: On June 11, 2023, at about 12:00 PM, Lillie May Anderson was last seen in the 1100 block of West Kiest Boulevard in Dallas, Texas. Ms. Anderson was last seen in a grey SUV unknown make, unknown model, and unknown plate.
Texans were told to prepare for a "new reality" Wednesday after energy experts announced demand for power this summer will likely outweigh the supply. https://t.co/IHSQhpP0OY
Final severe weather forecast update before storms fire ~2pm. The greatest severe threat is the area south of I-20 along the I-35 corridor where baseball size hail, wind damage, and a couple tornadoes are expected. Across the DFW Metro, mainly a large hail threat. #dfwwx#ctxwx
"This child was being supported. And this child was being loved. And this child was kidnapped," said midwife Cheryl Edinbyrd, who helped deliver Mila Jackson. #JusticeForMilaJackson
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UPDATE: Dallas ISD said the 47-year-old man who was shot and killed by a DeSoto officer Monday morning was a teacher for the district. https://t.co/XdcJv64Bzj
In light of the recent tragedy, we are asking the Cedar Hill ISD community to join us in supporting the Lamar High School community by wearing Navy Blue and Gold. On Wednesday, March 22, we will stand together and show love for the students, staff, and families.
#LoveforLamar
The entire state of Texas as photographed by NASA from space, 2018. This is a fascinating image to look at if you're at all familiar with Texas geography. Not only can you see all of the major cities but even towns like Temple-Killeen, Midland-Odessa ... even small towns like Monahans, Alpine, Marfa etc.. The Eagle Ford can also clearly be seen. But what blows me away is the lights in the area around Pecos. Those lights aren't quite as intense as they are in Midland-Odessa (immediately to the east of Pecos) but the area is at least as big, perhaps bigger. Amazing. Fortunately, with the exception of Presidio, the Big Bend remains dark. May it ever be so!
JUST IN: Tonight's Duncanville varsity girls basketball game has been canceled amid an investigation into allegations that coach LaJeanna Howard violated her one-year UIL suspension. https://t.co/Nkk907awSf
Most people stay inside during a winter storm, but a group of Jeep drivers says they’re needed out in the thick of it along I-20 in Duncanville to tow 18-wheelers stuck on the frozen highway. https://t.co/Tfc5NVC2Jr