Fort Worth, Texas – Thunderstorms are set to rumble into North Texas by Wednesday, bringing a 70% chance of rain, lightning, and potential flooding to the Fort Worth area.
According to the National Weather Service, the storm system will move in after 1 p.m. Wednesday and intensify into the evening. South winds at 10 mph will precede the arrival of thunderstorms, which could include localized downpours and gusty winds. Travelers on I-35W and I-20 should prepare for reduced visibility and slick roads Wednesday afternoon through Thursday night.
Rain chances remain elevated through at least Friday, with the highest threat for severe weather lingering Wednesday evening into Thursday. Thursday’s showers could arrive as early as the morning hours and last through the night, with wind gusts up to 20 mph. Those with outdoor plans or commutes should stay weather-aware, monitor local alerts, and avoid flooded low-lying roads.
Fort Worth residents should secure loose items, ensure drainage systems are clear, and charge electronic devices ahead of possible outages. While the storms will likely exit by the weekend, isolated thunderstorms are still possible through Saturday night.
🌤️ Five-Day Fort Worth Spring Forecast
- Wednesday: Thunderstorms likely after 1 p.m., high near 82°F
- Thursday: Showers and thunderstorms, gusts up to 20 mph, high of 81°F
- Friday: More showers likely, high around 82°F
- Saturday: 30% chance of storms, high near 83°F
- Sunday: Partly sunny with isolated storm chances, high near 85°F
