The heat wave that brought above-normal temperatures to Dallas-Fort Worth over the last few days will finally come to an end Sunday night, according to forecasts. Sunday — which is the first day of fall — will still have highs in the mid 90s but a cold front approaching North Texas later in the day will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms with it,

Sunday is the first day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere. The northern half of the planet entered the autumnal equinox along with the official change in season at 8:43 a.m. Eastern Time., The National Weather Service said.

What We’re Tracking We’re continuing to see scattered showers and storms this morning. Rain will continue through midday before drying out for the afternoon. We may even get a bit of clearing this evening before the sun sets.