Dallas-Fort Worth residents can expect a dry, warm and clear week, with little to no surprises. Monique Sellers, National Weather Service meteorologist, said the upcoming week will almost have almost identical weather daily, with rain chances by the weekend.

Highs do remain warmer than normal for a stretch, but nothing extreme! There is a chance a slightly stronger cold front drops into North Texas by the middle of the month that could bring some cooler weather, but it is way too early to get your hopes up! We will watch it!

The wildfire threat is primarily in areas along and west of Interstate 35, according to the National Weather Service.

The article reports a stretch of sunny weather in Dallas with high temperatures in the low 90s and cool evenings, according to the National Weather Service.

North Texans are waking up to clear skies on Sunday, Oct. 5, though we expect a gradual increase in humidity and cloud cover throughout the week, with temperatures remaining unseasonably warm.

It's still expected to be several degrees hotter than normal, with no immediate end in sight to the warm fall days.

Dallas experiences a week of consistent sunny weather with highs near 90 degrees, ideal for Columbus Day activities, with mild winds providing respite from the heat.

Warm and dry conditions will persist for the coming week, with today and Monday being slightly cooler due to high clouds.

As the temperature hovers around 90 degrees for the next several days, North Texans are likely wondering when they could feel some relief. It’s unlikely to come in the immediate future, but scattered showers could materialize later next week,

There's very little different in the weather today, but parts of the Metroplex may see a small chance of rain. Meteorologist Evan Andrews has your forecast.