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Dallas-Fort Worth, TX Weather Alert: 30% Storm Risk Saturday
Fort Worth, TX – A foggy start gives way to sunshine and temperatures approaching 80 degrees across Fort Worth Wednesday. However, North Texas residents should watch a developing weekend weather chang
By Evan Cross · 2026-11-11T09:56:54.866Z
Fort Worth, TX – A foggy start gives way to sunshine and temperatures approaching 80 degrees across Fort Worth Wednesday. However, North Texas residents should watch a developing weekend weather change, with gusty winds and possible thunderstorms arriving Saturday night.
The contrast could be noticeable. Warm afternoons will give way to cooler evenings, while the weekend introduces a chance of rain.
According to the National Weather Service, Fort Worth could reach 79 degrees Wednesday, November 11, following areas of patchy morning fog.
Visibility may improve through the morning, allowing sunshine to dominate the afternoon. Drivers along Interstate 35W, Interstate 30 and surrounding North Texas highways should remain alert for lingering fog in low lying areas.
Sunshine Holds Through Friday, but Nights Turn Cooler Thursday brings another pleasant November afternoon, with sunny skies and temperatures near 76 degrees.
The evening turns cooler, with temperatures falling toward 51 degrees.
Friday continues the dry pattern, although afternoon highs settle near 71 degrees. Mostly clear skies follow, with temperatures dropping to around 50 degrees Friday night.
That creates a noticeable difference between afternoon warmth and late evening conditions.
For homeowners, Thursday and Friday offer favorable opportunities to clear fallen leaves, secure outdoor furniture and complete seasonal yardwork.
Saturday Brings Wind Gusts and a Growing Rain Threat The more important weather development arrives Saturday, November 14.
Forecasters expect partly sunny skies and temperatures near 69 degrees. Southeast winds increase to 5 15 mph, with gusts reaching 25 mph.
By Saturday night, showers become possible, with an isolated thunderstorm also in the forecast.
The National Weather Service places the precipitation probability at 30%.
While widespread severe weather is not indicated in the supplied local forecast, residents should monitor updates as the weekend approaches.
Rain could leave pavement wet for late night drivers. Gusty winds may also affect lightweight outdoor decorations and unsecured objects.
Sunday Rain Chances Increase Sunday, November 15, brings a stronger signal for wet weather.
Showers are likely, with a thunderstorm possible and a 70% precipitation chance. Afternoon temperatures should reach approximately 62 degrees.
That represents a 17 degree decline from Wednesday's expected high.
Anyone planning outdoor gatherings, sporting events or weekend travel should consider backup indoor arrangements.
The broader national weather pattern features a significant cold air outbreak across portions of the central and eastern United States. However, the local Fort Worth forecast does not indicate freezing temperatures or snow through Sunday.
For now, the main North Texas concern remains the transition from sunny, warm afternoons to cooler, wetter weekend conditions.