Fort Worth, TX – Residents of Fort Worth can expect a sweltering weekend with record-breaking temperatures soaring into the high 90s, accompanied by an elevated fire risk. Authorities are urging residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities to prevent heat-related illnesses.
Temperatures are expected to reach between 96°F and 99°F on Saturday and Sunday. The region’s dry conditions, coupled with humidity levels between 15% and 20%, have raised fire threat levels to “elevated.” Officials recommend avoiding activities that could spark fires, such as discarding cigarettes on the ground or leaving outdoor fires unattended. Winds are expected to reach 20 mph, increasing the risk of wildfires, especially in areas with tall grass and dry vegetation.
Looking into the week ahead, the forecast indicates that cooler weather is on the horizon, with temperatures dipping into the 80s by Monday. However, dry conditions will persist, as rain chances remain slim to none throughout the week. The daily highs are expected to range between 76°F and 92°F, providing some relief from the weekend’s intense heat.
