Fort Worth, TX – A weak cold front moving into North and Central Texas late Monday will bring unsettled weather across the Dallas–Fort Worth area, with highs in the 80s and low 90s and storm chances nearly every day through Saturday, authorities say.
Scattered Storms Expected Across North Texas
According to the National Weather Service Fort Worth, scattered thunderstorms will develop Monday night into Tuesday, affecting Dallas–Fort Worth, Sherman, and Paris, with isolated cells farther south near Waco and Killeen. While widespread flooding is not expected, some storms could produce heavy downpours, gusty winds, and lightning.
Drivers are urged to exercise caution on I-35 and surrounding highways, as sudden downpours may reduce visibility and create hazardous conditions.
Temperature Trends and Storm Chances
Dallas–Fort Worth will experience highs in the upper 80s to low 90s throughout the week. The best chance for rain is Friday, with a 50% likelihood, while Waco, Temple, and Killeen can expect slightly hotter afternoons in the low 90s. Storm activity is projected to increase late week, particularly Friday and Saturday.
Residents planning outdoor activities or high school football practices should remain aware of lightning risks, especially in the evening hours.
Five-Day Forecast for Dallas–Fort Worth
- Tuesday: High 87°F, scattered storms (30%)
- Wednesday: High 89°F, isolated storms (20%)
- Thursday: High 95°F, storms possible (30%)
- Friday: High 89°F, strong storm chance (50%)
- Saturday: High 87°F, lingering storms (40%)
With daily storm chances and fluctuating temperatures, how are you planning to stay safe and enjoy the week? Share your tips in the comments below.
