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Dallas, TX Weather Alert: Warm, Isolated Storms Oct. 28–29
Fort Worth, TX — Above normal temperatures will continue across North and Central Texas through Thursday, Oct. 29, with afternoon highs reaching the upper 70s to middle 80s and isolated showers or thu
By Lauren Beckett · 2026-10-28T11:15:28.547Z
Fort Worth, TX — Above normal temperatures will continue across North and Central Texas through Thursday, Oct. 29, with afternoon highs reaching the upper 70s to middle 80s and isolated showers or thunderstorms possible in portions of the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, temperatures will remain warmer than normal Wednesday and Thursday, while most communities are expected to stay dry despite limited rain chances.
Wednesday, Oct. 28, will bring highs near 83 degrees in Dallas Fort Worth, Waco and Paris, while temperatures could reach 85 degrees around Hearne.
Other forecast highs include 84 degrees in Graham, 82 in Killeen and Canton, 81 in Sherman and 80 in Bowie.
Isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible , particularly across portions of Central Texas, where rain chances are generally around 20% to 30%.
However, forecasters emphasize that most locations will likely experience dry conditions.
Thursday, Oct. 29, will bring another warm afternoon, with highs reaching 83 degrees around Dallas Fort Worth, Sherman, Graham and Canton.
Paris could climb to 85 degrees, while Palestine and Hearne are forecast to reach approximately 84 degrees.
Farther south, Waco is expected to reach 82 degrees, with Killeen near 79 degrees.
Rain Chances Remain Limited Thursday
A slight chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms will continue Thursday, especially across western and central portions of the forecast area.
Rain probabilities remain around 20% to 30% in some locations, meaning widespread rainfall is not anticipated.
Overnight temperatures across North and Central Texas are expected to remain in the 60s, providing relatively mild conditions heading into the end of October.
Residents planning outdoor activities or traveling across the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, Waco and surrounding communities should monitor local forecasts for any developing showers.
No widespread severe weather threat is indicated in the current outlook.
For updated forecasts, visit weather.gov/fwd.