Fort Worth, Texas – Relentless triple-digit heat is returning to North Texas, and Fort Worth residents should brace for the most intense temperatures Tuesday, July 29.
A dangerous summer weather alert is in effect with highs near 101°F and a staggering heat index reaching up to 106°F. According to the National Weather Service, the hottest conditions will develop after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Anyone planning to travel, especially along I-35W or outdoor workers, should limit exposure and stay hydrated. Winds will be light, offering little relief.
Tuesday night will bring minimal cooling, with lows only dropping to 77°F. The heat ramps up again Wednesday and Thursday with back-to-back highs near 103°F. Calm morning winds and full sun will continue to amplify the heat risk, prompting officials to urge residents to check on vulnerable neighbors, pets, and to avoid peak outdoor activity.
Outlook for the Week:
- Friday: A slight 20% chance of afternoon storms may bring short-term relief, with a high near 98°F.
- Saturday: A 30% chance of showers and highs around 94°F. Overnight lows dip to a cooler 75°F.
- Sunday: Another 20% storm chance with highs in the mid-90s.
Extended Weather Impact:
The hottest stretch of the summer persists through Thursday, but relief could arrive this weekend with rain chances rising slightly. Continue to monitor local alerts, as additional heat advisories may be issued.
Stay indoors during peak hours and use cooling centers if needed.
