Dallas weather: Severe storms cause critical injury, damage ahead of unseasonably hot start to fall

The Brief

Severe storms on Sunday night caused damage across North Texas, leaving at least one person in critical condition after several RVs were toppled in Denton County.

While the calendar says it is fall, the region is set for one more round of hot, muggy weather today before a cold front moves in.

The cold front is expected to bring a significant cool-down to North Texas by mid-week, with temperatures finally feeling more like fall.

DALLAS - It's the first day of fall for North Texas, but the reality for the next two days is more summer-like heat and humidity. A warm front will bring one more round of storms before a cold front arrives mid-week, bringing in cooler, more seasonal temperatures.

Monday Forecast

A final batch of morning storms and a warm front is expected Monday,