Fort Worth, Texas – Strong storms could disrupt weekend plans across North and Central Texas, with scattered thunderstorms expected Saturday night and intensifying again Sunday night. Areas around Dallas-Fort Worth, Sherman, and Graham face the highest risk for severe weather, including damaging winds and hail.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, storm activity will begin Saturday night in North Texas, with the threat expanding southward into Central Texas by Sunday evening. The most severe storms could bring wind gusts over 60 mph, large hail, and lightning, especially in cities like Graham, Cisco, and DFW.
Saturday’s risk is focused on the northern tier, including Paris and Sherman, while Sunday night’s concern shifts toward more central locations like Waco, Killeen, and Palestine. Travel conditions could worsen overnight in some areas, and those with outdoor events should have contingency plans ready.
Power outages and tree damage are possible where storms turn severe. Residents are urged to charge devices, secure outdoor items, and monitor alerts from local emergency managers.
Storm threats could persist through late Sunday night, and additional watches or warnings may be issued as the system evolves.
