Fort Worth, Texas — North and Central Texas will face hot weather with temperatures reaching the mid-90s this weekend, along with scattered thunderstorms that could disrupt outdoor plans from Thursday through early next week.
What to Expect in Dallas-Fort Worth
The National Weather Service in Fort Worth warns of strong to severe storms possible by Saturday night in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
- Heat: High temperatures will reach 94°F on Saturday.
- Storms: Rain chances peak at 40% on Sunday, with the strongest storm risk north of Interstate 20 in areas like Sherman, Paris, and Gainesville.
Central Texas Weather Outlook
Cities such as Waco, Temple, and Killeen will experience highs near 96°F on Saturday, with isolated thunderstorms expected on Sunday.
Rain chances will continue into Monday, which might cause delays for travel and outdoor activities.
Storm and Safety Warnings
Storms could bring damaging winds and brief heavy rain. Residents should:
- Avoid outdoor activities during peak afternoon hours.
- Stay updated with weather alerts.
- Secure loose outdoor items to prevent damage.
Heat and Health Tips
While storm chances remain scattered, the heat will be widespread across the region. Texans are advised to:
- Stay hydrated.
- Limit strenuous outdoor work or exercise.
- Check on elderly or vulnerable neighbors.
Looking Ahead
More storms may develop Monday into Tuesday, and heat and storm advisories could continue across North and Central Texas.
