Grant Johnston

Dry weather is expected through Thursday before a chance of rain arrives Friday. 

A dry stretch of weather with near normal to above normal temperatures. This pattern will hold through the rest of the week and weekend.

Thunderstorms produced hail across North Texas last weekend, but overall, it’s been a fairly slow start to severe weather season. Only a handful of tornadoes have been reported statewide while four have occurred in North Texas. (Seven is average for April, with the most tornadoes in 1994 with 41).

A steady, soaking rain brought much needed drought relief to North Texas on Tuesday. In fact, the rainfall set a new record for the day at D/FW Airport.

Friday marks the first day of March, but try telling that to Mother Nature.

NBC 5 Meteorologist Grant Johnston updates the Saturday morning forecast.

After another chilly morning, DFW will enjoy a warming trend heading into the weekend.

Cooler weather with a chance of light rain or drizzle before widespread rain and a strong cold front arrives Thursday.

It will be sunny but chilly all day with highs mostly in the 50s. Northwest winds will make it feel even colder.

We will continue to see a lot of sunshine and quiet weather through Wednesday. The next storm system and associated cold front will move into the area Thursday with increasing rain and storm chances.

It will be a hot start to October, but a couple of cold fronts will impact North Texas over the next several days.

Meteorologist Grant Johnston updates the forecast for September 17, 2019.

The combination of clouds, rain chances, and a light north wind will keep today’s high much lower than what we had on Monday. More rain is possible Tuesday afternoon and again Wednesday morning.

Hot weather continues through the first half of the upcoming week. Heat index values will be between 105 and 110.

Meteorologist Grant Johnston shows just how extreme the hottest jobs can get during the North Texas summer.

The hot weather will continue through the end of the work week, with little to no threat for showers or storms.

Seasonably hot and dry weather will continue into the weekend. A summer cold front will help us cool down early next week.

A weak cold front is slowly moving south across North Texas this morning. Behind the front, conditions will remain toasty this afternoon, but not quite as hot or humid as recent days.

Meteorologist Grant Johnston updates the forecast for June 25, 2019.

Axl, Zoey and Maggie were featured during the Dog Days of Summer segment on June 21, 2019.