Samantha Davies
Meteorologist and Traffic Reporter at NBC DFW - KXAS-TV
Meteorologist/Traffic Reporter for NBC 5 in Dallas/ Ft. Worth @NBCDFW Opinions are my own. RT's are not endorsements. You can follow me on Facebook too!
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1 week ago |
nbcdfw.com | Samantha Davies
Hot and humid weather will be sticking around through at least the start of July. The normal high for this time of year is 92 degrees. Long-range forecasts put out by the Climate Prediction Center keep above normal temperatures in the forecast through July 2nd. Nationwide, our heat will spread east early next week. The Appalachians, Mid-Atlantic states, and New England states will see increasing heat through next Thursday as a ridge of high pressure briefly builds across the region.
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1 week ago |
nbcdfw.com | Samantha Davies
Most of the state of Texas is not experiencing drought conditions. The North Texas area isn't under a drought and has seen more rain than normal so far this year. DFW Airport currently has a surplus of 1.81 inches of rain. Our rainy pattern seems to be coming to an end, at least for now. The forecast this week only calls for a slight chance of storms on Wednesday night. The latest drought map has the least amount of the state impacted by drought since September 2024.
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2 weeks ago |
nbcdfw.com | Samantha Davies
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3 weeks ago |
nbcdfw.com | Samantha Davies
A major ramp in Dallas will be closed for a few weeks, causing delays in Dallas during June. The westbound Interstate 30 (I-30) off-ramp to southbound Interstate 45 (I-45) will be closed at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 3, and will remain closed through early July as part of an ongoing bridge maintenance project. Detour signs are in place. Traffic is being directed from westbound I-30 traffic to northbound US 75 to Exit 1A towards Hall Street/Lemmon Avenue.
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3 weeks ago |
nbcdfw.com | Samantha Davies
A plume of Saharan dust is traveling across the Atlantic Ocean and will arrive in the Gulf of Mexico by Thursday. Parts of the Texas Gulf Coast and the Southeast will see a hazy sky as a result. Areas in the path of the dust will experience vibrant colors in the sky during sunrise and sunset. Florida is expecting rain during this time, so the dust could make the rain "dirty". The dust will not be as prevalent or as noticeable in North Texas. Here are forecast models showing the arrival of the dust.
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