Fort Worth, Texas – Seasonably hot and humid weather will grip North and Central Texas through next week, with highs in the mid-90s and peak heat index values soaring between 95 and 103 degrees. Cities like Dallas, Fort Worth, and Graham could see the most intense afternoon heat, with little overnight relief as lows hover in the 70s.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, this stretch of dry, summerlike heat will continue at least through Thursday, June 26. A few isolated showers may pop up southeast of Waco this afternoon, but rain chances remain under 10% across the region. South winds will stay light, under 10 mph.
The hottest spots Thursday include Graham at 96°F, DFW at 95°F, and Killeen at 94°F. Cities like Sherman, Cisco, and Waco can expect highs in the 93°F range. With humidity factored in, outdoor conditions will feel hotter than the thermometer shows, especially during the afternoon peak.
Residents are urged to hydrate before feeling thirsty, limit strenuous outdoor activity, and take frequent breaks in shade or air conditioning. This prolonged heat may stress vulnerable populations, pets, and outdoor workers.
The heat remains in place through next week, with no major relief in sight.
🗓 Five-Day Forecast (DFW Metro Area):
- Friday: High 96°F / Low 74°F – Sunny, hot
- Saturday: High 95°F / Low 74°F – Mostly sunny
- Sunday: High 95°F / Low 73°F – Continued hot and dry
- Monday: High 95°F / Low 73°F – Heat index near 100°
- Tuesday: High 95°F / Low 74°F – Minimal rain chance, humid
