Fort Worth, TX – North Texas is in for a dramatic temperature swing as an Arctic blast gives way to a major warm-up this weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, dangerously cold wind chills will persist through Thursday morning, with lows around 13°F and “feels-like” temperatures as low as -5°F. An Extreme Cold Warning remains in effect until 9 a.m. Thursday for the Fort Worth area, urging residents to bundle up and limit time outdoors.
By Friday, temperatures will begin rebounding, reaching a high of 38°F under partly sunny skies. Overnight lows will remain chilly at 28°F, but by Saturday, daytime highs will climb to 48°F.
Sunday marks the real turning point, with temperatures surging to 62°F under mostly sunny skies. By Monday and Tuesday, North Texas will see highs in the mid-to-upper 70s—nearly a 65-degree swing from the frigid midweek lows.
Residents should prepare for rapidly changing conditions, keeping warm gear handy for Thursday but switching to lighter clothing by early next week.
Upcoming Forecast for Fort Worth:
• Thursday: High 29°F, partly sunny, wind chills 1-11°F
• Friday: High 38°F, low 28°F, partly sunny
• Saturday: High 48°F, low 36°F, mostly sunny
• Sunday: High 62°F, low 42°F, warming trend begins
• Monday: High 75°F, sunny
Stay updated with local weather alerts and prepare for the rollercoaster temperature shift ahead.
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