Good Afternoon Fort Worth, Here are some key messages concerning the severe weather threat for Tuesday, May 6th. On Tuesday, our area will be under a “Slight” Risk (2/5) for strong to severe thunderstorms. We are expecting to see thunderstorm activity beginning early in the

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Fort Worth TX, Arlington TX and Lewisville TX until 9:30 AM CDT

Flash Flood Warning including Fort Worth TX, Arlington TX and Denton TX until 1:30 PM CDT

Aviso de Inundación Repentina incluye Fort Worth TX, Arlington TX, Denton TX hasta la 1:30 PM CDT

🚨 Heads up Fort Worth! 🚨 With today's threat of flooding, it is important that you exercise caution when traveling on the road. Flash flooding can cause water to quickly accumulate on roadways making travel conditions extremely dangerous. Remember, DO NOT attempt to drive

5/7/2025 🚨 Good Afternoon Fort Worth 🚨 Today the City of Fort Worth will be conducting our monthly audible test of the Outdoor Warning Siren System at 1 PM CST. This is only a TEST. #nws #txwx #dfwwx

5/13/25 Hey #fortworth! With potential record-breaking temperatures this week, make sure to stay safe in the heat! #NWSFortWorth

5/16/25- Good morning #fortworth. An active dryline will bring storm chances each afternoon from today through Monday. Some could be severe with large hail and damaging winds. A low-end tornado threat will also exist. Stay weather aware and stay safe!

5/18/25. 8:17 pm Tornado Watch in effect- Fort Worth, please be aware there is a tornado-warned storm currently in Lipan and heading East. NWS just extended the tornado watch into our area. Please be weather aware and have a plan to seek shelter if needed.

Good Afternoon Fort Worth, Today our area is under an "Enhanced" Risk (3/5) for strong to severe storms. Storm activity will begin during the early afternoon hours with spotty showers and thunderstorms that should remain sub-severe, with chances for strong to severe

5/21/25- Good Afternoon Fort Worth, Initially isolated storms tomorrow afternoon will likely develop into a cluster of strong to severe storms. Very large hail (> 2”) and damaging winds are the main threats. There is an isolated damaging wind threat as well as a low, but non-zero

Good Afternoon Fort Worth, 🌩️ Memorial Day Weekend Weather Alert 🌩️ Sunday Night: Storm chances increase, especially north of I-20, with a potential for damaging winds & hail after midnight. Memorial Day Monday: A cold front will bring widespread strong to severe storms. Morning

🚨 Severe Thunderstorm Watch 🚨 Hey Fort Worth! 🌩️ Tarrant County is under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 5 AM Monday. Stay weather aware — strong winds, hail, tornadoes, and heavy rain are possible. ⚡🌧️ Remember: Turn Around, Don’t Drown! 🚫🌊 📲 Stay tuned to local

🚨 Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Fort Worth! The NWS has issued a warning — strong winds, and hail until 2:30 am. ⚠️ Stay indoors, stay safe, and stay weather aware! 🌩️#nws #severethunderstormwarning #memorialdayweekened #staysafe #stayalert

🚨 Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Fort Worth! The National Weather Service has extended the warning — strong winds, and hail until 3:30 am. ⚠️ Stay indoors, stay safe, and stay weather aware! 🌩️#nws #severethunderstormwarning #memorialdayweekened #staysafe #stayalert

🚨 Flash Flood Warning: Fort Worth 🚨 The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning in effect until 6:00 AM. 🌧️ Heavy rain is making roads dangerous — Turn Around, Don’t Drown! ⚠️ Avoid low-lying areas, stay off flooded roads, and keep alerts on. 📲 Stay safe.

🚨 Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Fort Worth! The National Weather Service has extended the warning — strong winds, and hail until 4:30 am. Stay indoors, stay safe, and stay weather aware! #severethunderstormwarning #memorialdayweekened #staysafe #stayalert

🚨 Weather Alert for Fort Worth 🚨 ⛈️ Scattered storms are expected to redevelop this afternoon—mainly along and west of I-35. Storm activity will increase this evening into the overnight hours, bringing a threat of large hail and heavy rainfall. 🌧️ Rainfall totals of 1-2 inches