Fort Worth, TX – North Texans are in for a weather shift this holiday week as strong winds and storms move in ahead of Christmas Eve. After a mild weekend with temperatures reaching the 60s, a cold front is expected to bring scattered thunderstorms across Central Texas, including areas near Interstate 35.
According to the National Weather Service, today will remain sunny with highs around 57 degrees and light southeast winds. Sunday will be warmer, with highs near 63 degrees and gusts reaching up to 25 mph. By Monday night, the chance of rain increases to 30%, setting the stage for Tuesday’s significant weather system.
Forecasters predict widespread showers and possible thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon into the evening. A few storms could turn severe, particularly across Central Texas, with localized heavy rain, gusty winds, and dangerous lightning. Residents traveling for the holidays should monitor updates, especially if driving along I-35 or other major routes.
Christmas Day offers some relief as the cold front clears out, leaving mostly sunny skies and cooler temperatures around 64 degrees. Those planning outdoor activities should prepare for lingering wet roads and gusty winds early in the morning.
Stay informed by checking local updates and reviewing travel plans. The National Weather Service recommends securing outdoor decorations and avoiding flooded roadways if storms occur.
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