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5-day forecast / Sherman, TX

WednesdayMostly Sunny94° / 71°
ThursdayPartly Sunny92° / 68° 1%
FridayMostly Sunny91° / 71°
SaturdayPartly Sunny95° / 73° 8%
SundaySlight Chance Rain Showers95° / 73° 18%

Sherman Weather: Steady Warmth and Clear Skies - Sep 23, 2 PM

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Sherman is enjoying a warm, clear afternoon with temperatures near 90F. Expect little to no rain through the evening, with highs near 94F today and 92F tomorrow.

Carmen Solis

September 23, 20261 min read

National Weather Service radar for North Texas (KFWS)

*As of Sep 23, 2 PM local time.*

It is currently a warm and clear afternoon in Sherman, with temperatures sitting at 90F and feeling like 93F. The sky remains mostly sunny, and conditions are holding steady with little change since earlier. Humidity is at 49%, and winds are blowing from the east at around 9 mph.

Today’s high is expected to reach near 94F, which is about the same as yesterday’s high. The low will drop to near 71F tonight. Rain chances are extremely low, staying at or below 1% through this evening, so you can expect dry conditions for the rest of the day.

Tonight, the sky will become mostly cloudy, with temperatures rising slightly to around 73F overnight. Tomorrow looks similar, with a high near 92F and a low near 68F. The sky will be partly sunny, and temperatures may fall to around 90F in the afternoon.

East winds will remain light, ranging from 5 to 10 mph. This is a routine forecast with no active weather alerts, making it a comfortable period for outdoor activities in the morning and early afternoon.

National Weather Service radar for North Texas (KFWS)

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