Fort Worth, Texas – Hot, humid air gripping North and Central Texas this week could trigger daily thunderstorms, with the most active weather expected Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures across the region will hover in the mid to upper 90s, but heat index values will spike between 98° and 108°, raising concerns for outdoor workers and vulnerable groups.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, isolated strong storms may develop midweek, producing brief heavy rain, strong downburst winds, and frequent lightning. Although widespread severe weather is not anticipated, localized disruptions are possible.
In Dallas-Fort Worth, storm chances climb to 50% Wednesday and Thursday, with highs falling slightly into the low 90s by Thursday. Farther south, the Waco-Temple-Killeen region faces even higher odds of rain Thursday, with a 70% chance of storms and potential for gusty winds.
Drivers should watch for slick roads during afternoon and evening commutes, especially on I-35. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, limit midday outdoor activity, and prepare for sudden downpours or lightning delays.
Daily storm chances continue through Friday, with updated advisories likely as the pattern evolves.
Five Day Forecast for Fort Worth, Texas:
- Tuesday: Hot and humid, slight storm chance (20%). High: 100°
- Wednesday: Scattered storms (50%), breezy. High: 96°
- Thursday: Continued storm risk (50%). High: 93°
- Friday: Isolated storms (30%), humid. High: 94°
- Saturday: Partly cloudy, lower rain chances. Highs near mid-90s
