FORT WORTH, TX — A potent spring storm is set to impact Fort Worth, Texas, starting Monday afternoon. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to roll in by 1 p.m., with a heightened risk for severe weather into the evening. Travelers and residents should brace for possible road hazards, including reduced visibility and slick conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, thunderstorms are likely to develop as early as 1 p.m. on Monday, continuing throughout the night with gusty winds. The heaviest rain and strongest storms are expected after 7 p.m. Monday, with areas southeast of Fort Worth seeing the worst conditions. If you’re commuting along I-35W, keep an eye out for sudden downpours and possible flooding on roadways.
Tuesday will bring more rain and thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon and evening. A 100% chance of rain is forecast, with the potential for localized flooding and lightning. Highs will reach near 77°F, but it’s essential to stay weather-aware, as roads may become impassable in certain areas.
By Wednesday, the storm’s intensity will diminish, but light rain and cooler temperatures will linger. Expect a slight chance of thunderstorms throughout the day, with highs near 77°F and lower humidity.
As we move into the weekend, temperatures will return to more seasonable levels. Thursday will bring partly cloudy skies with a mild 59°F, followed by another 20% chance of showers and storms on Friday.
Five-day forecast:
- Monday: Showers, thunderstorms, with highs near 72°F.
- Tuesday: Heavy rain and thunderstorms, high of 77°F.
- Wednesday: Chance of light showers, high near 77°F.
- Thursday: Partly cloudy, high near 59°F.
- Friday: Showers and thunderstorms possible, high near 76°F.
