As Fort Worth braces for a windy and warm week ahead, residents can expect temperatures soaring into the 90s starting this Sunday. The National Weather Service has issued a weather alert for the area, warning of increasing winds and fluctuating temperatures through the start of the workweek.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will see a high of 93°F with breezy conditions in the afternoon. Winds will start from the south-southwest at 15 to 20 mph, gusting up to 25 mph, and will pick up throughout the day, potentially reaching 35 mph by evening. This will make outdoor activities less pleasant, and residents should take precautions if traveling or engaging in outdoor plans.
By Monday, the heat will continue with temperatures nearing 86°F, and winds will shift slightly to the northwest at 10 to 15 mph. Gusts of up to 20 mph are expected, and Tuesday promises similar conditions, with a high near 77°F. Winds will remain moderate, but they could cause minor disruptions in areas with less robust infrastructure.
As the week progresses, expect Tuesday night to bring cooler conditions with a low of 57°F, so be prepared for a mild evening. The week will wrap up with sunny skies, but be aware that gusty winds will persist, especially in the afternoon.
For those planning to drive, particularly on routes like I-35 or Highway 121, be aware that wind gusts up to 35 mph could make travel challenging, especially for high-profile vehicles. Residents should monitor local news for updates on any road hazards or advisories.
For the extended forecast, expect sunny skies through the end of the week, with Wednesday seeing highs near 90°F and temperatures cooling slightly by Friday, dropping to the low 80s.
Residents should prepare for potentially hazardous winds, keep an eye on local advisories, and plan outdoor activities accordingly. Stay safe this Spring in Fort Worth.
