Fort Worth, TX — Dallas-Fort Worth residents along the I-35 corridor should brace for tropical showers and scattered storms today as Hurricane Francine approaches the Louisiana coastline. The highest rain chances are predicted east of I-35, with storms tapering off this evening. Highs will reach the upper 80s across DFW, while overnight lows will dip into the mid-60s.
According to the National Weather Service, the storms will primarily develop in the afternoon, with possible heavy rain impacting drivers along I-35. Residents are encouraged to avoid travel in flood-prone areas and stay indoors during downpours.
Looking ahead, DFW will experience a rapid rise in temperatures after today’s storm activity. Thursday will see highs around 88°F, but by Saturday and Sunday, expect temperatures near 100°F. With highs forecasted at 99°F for both days, locals should take precautions against heat exhaustion, staying hydrated and limiting outdoor exposure during peak heat.
