NWS Fort Worth/Dallas - Weather.gov
NOAA National Weather Service Fort Worth/Dallas, TX
www.weather.govHere’s the latest Fort Worth weather snapshot based on current forecasts and alerts:
- Immediate outlook: A cold front is prompting showers and thunderstorms this weekend, with potential for severe storms including large hail and damaging winds, and locally heavy rainfall. Stay alert for rapid changes, especially if you have outdoor plans.[1]
- Short-term forecast: Expect isolated to scattered storms this afternoon into tonight, with the best chances near the cold front and a heightened risk of strong winds and hail in some cells.[2]
- Temperatures: Warm days ahead with highs generally in the 70s to near 80s, followed by cooler nights behind the front. Expect breezy northerly winds behind the front.[5][2]
- Weather advisories: Monitor official sources for any watches or warnings, as severe weather and flooding threats can evolve quickly over the next 24–48 hours.[9]
- Local resources: For real-time updates, check Fort Worth/Dallas NWS pages and trusted local news outlets (FOX 4 DFW, NBC 5 DFW) which regularly post hour-by-hour forecasts and live radar.[3][10][1]
Illustration (example scenario): A line of storms tracks southeast across the Metroplex this afternoon, bringing brief heavy rain, gusty winds, and small hail, with some cells intensifying before sunset. This is followed by a cooler, drier air mass overnight.
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Citations:
- Fort Worth/Dallas forecast and severe storm potential.[1]
- NWS Fort Worth/Dallas forecast and daily storm potential.[2]
- FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth weather coverage and outlooks.[3]
- Fort Worth weather highlights and 7-day outlook information.[5]
- Weather advisories and alerts resources for Dallas–Fort Worth region.[9]
- NBC 5 forecast and regional weather context.[10]