Fort Worth, TX – North and Central Texas residents should prepare for dangerously cold temperatures tonight as a Cold Weather Advisory takes effect at midnight. Wind chills as low as 5 degrees below zero are forecasted, potentially posing a risk of hypothermia for those outdoors without proper precautions.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, the advisory will remain in place through 9 a.m. Sunday. The cold front is expected to bring frigid air and gusty winds, with actual temperatures falling to the low 20s. Residents are urged to bundle up in layers, avoid prolonged exposure outdoors, and ensure pets have adequate shelter and food.
The advisory also highlights the possibility of snow showers Monday night, primarily across southern and eastern portions of Central Texas, with 1-2 inches of snow accumulation expected in some areas. Isolated higher totals near 3 inches are possible, especially in southeastern zones like Palestine. While the snow is expected to remain dry, drivers may encounter icy patches, particularly on bridges and overpasses.
Looking ahead, Fort Worth’s five-day forecast includes sunny skies on Sunday, with highs reaching only 37 degrees. Monday brings increasing clouds with a 20% chance of snow showers overnight. By midweek, temperatures are set to moderate, with highs in the upper 40s on Wednesday and Thursday.
Stay updated with local forecasts and ensure your home and vehicle are winter-ready. For road conditions, visit DriveTexas.org and stay tuned to local news for real-time updates.
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