Fort Worth, TX – Texans can expect a sunny start to the week, with temperatures gradually climbing through midweek. Monday’s forecast brings clear skies and highs around 82°F, while winds from the southeast will pick up, gusting up to twenty mph. Residents are encouraged to remain cautious of elevated fire risks due to dry conditions, particularly near grassy areas along I-30. By midweek, temperatures will peak around 91°F.
According to the National Weather Service, clear skies will persist through Thursday, with nighttime lows remaining mild, dipping to around 64°F. Tuesday will see slightly warmer temperatures, reaching 88°F, with continued sunny skies and low humidity. Winds will ease, bringing calm conditions perfect for outdoor activities but also increasing the potential for grass fires.
Wednesday promises to be the hottest day of the week, with highs climbing into the low nineties and continued calm winds from the south-southwest. While there’s no rain in the forecast, the warm, dry air could present challenges for those with outdoor plans or working in direct sunlight.
Looking ahead, the weekend is expected to remain warm and dry, with Friday’s temperatures hovering around 86°F. Fire hazards remain slightly elevated, so locals are urged to exercise caution in fire-prone areas. The extended forecast suggests above-average temperatures will continue, with highs in the upper eighties into the weekend.
