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The North Texas Heat Research Project looks at how residents live, work and play in the extreme heat.

Sunday will be another toasty day with highs in the 90s. Expect one last gasp of summer on Monday before a cold front arrives Tuesday morning.

A warm-up is in store for the last weekend of summer in North Texas.

The head of the United Nations says a new report shows the world is on a “catastrophic pathway” toward a hotter future unless governments make more ambitious pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said state resources are ready to respond to possible impacts from Tropical Storm Nicholas as it moves toward the Gulf Coast.

Humidity will remain low this weekend so mornings and evenings will be pleasant. The afternoons will be quite warm with highs in the low to mid-90s.

Thanks to an infusion of low humidity air, our North Texas weather actually feels pretty nice.

The Fed officials will sell all their stocks by Sept. 30 and put the proceeds in passive investments.

Thursday will feature ample sunshine with very warm temperatures, but it won’t feel as humid.

Storm photos from Tiffany in Frisco, Carter in Prosper and Daniel in Anna were featured during NBC 5 First at Four on Sept. 8, 2021.

The economic damages from Hurricane Ida are still being assessed, with AccuWeather forecasting that the total will hit $95 billion.

Our weather pattern the next few days will still include some heat, but humidity levels will be lower than what they’ve been for much of the summer.

North Texans took to the water on Lake Lewisville on Labor Day. People could be seen on jet skis and boats enjoying the weather on a partly cloudy day.

Labor Day in North Texas will feature some good outdoor weather.

The former TODAY weatherman was well-known for his big personality and his tradition of honoring fans who turned 100 years old.

Al, who replaced a then semi-retired Scott on TODAY in 1996, shared a touching post on Instagram alongside carousel of images of the duo posing together throughout the years.

The destruction from Hurricane Ida has people asking… what’s fueling powerful, record-setting storms? NBC 5 Meteorologist Samantha Davies dug into the link between climate change and hurricanes.

Allstate and USAA will cover some additional living expenses for some victims of Hurricane Ida

It’s the unofficial end to summer, but the heat continues this holiday weekend with rain chances returning Sunday.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled a new approach Friday to managing severe weather that he says will “bluntly be a jolt to people” but one he says is necessary to address increasingly frequent major flooding events — as the scope of devastation from this latest one continues to expand. His NYC Climate-Driven Rain Response plan involves three…