Dan Brounoff

One thing a little different this week: Saharan dust will be drifting through the upper atmosphere, at least through Thursday, making for some colorful sunrises and sunsets. This is also the time of year when I start searching for different ways to say the word hot. Scorching, stifling, blistering, sizzling...you get the idea! I have to get creative this time of year to keep my followers entertained.

Building heat, tropical humidity, increasing winds, and very little rainfall. Those are our main weather stories as we work through the next seven days across North Texas. Good morning and welcome to almost Friday! I'm Meteorologist Dan Brounoff in the KRLD Weather Center. What you feel this morning is pretty much what you're going to get through the remainder of June.

Good morning, everyone! Meteorologist Dan Brounoff here in the KRLD Weather Center. Summer is officially here, and it's about to start feeling like it for the rest of this week, through the weekend, and likely for much of next week—and probably the next two and a half months. We're waking up to mostly clear skies, humid conditions, and temperatures generally between 75° and 80°. Radar is quiet across North Texas this morning.