Texans in Fort Worth and surrounding cities should prepare for very hot and humid conditions on Sunday. According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Fort Worth, the heat index could climb as high as 103°F (nearly 39.5°C), with only a small chance of afternoon thunderstorms in the southeast part of the region.
Hot Weather with a Humid Breeze
Sunday’s temperatures are expected to reach the mid to upper 90s°F (35–37°C) during the day, after overnight lows in the 70s°F (about 24°C). South winds blowing at 10 to 20 mph will bring hot and moist air across Central and Southeast Texas. Cities like Waco, Killeen, and Palestine will feel the heat the most.
Slight Chance of Afternoon Storms
Although the overall chance of rain is low (10–20%), isolated sea breeze thunderstorms could develop during the late afternoon, especially in areas like Canton and Palestine. These storms are not expected to be strong, but they could bring short bursts of rain and gusty winds.
Safety Tips During the Heat
With a heat index ranging between 96°F and 103°F, residents are advised to:
Drink plenty of water
Avoid being outside during the hottest part of the day
Check on elderly family members or neighbors
Stay in air-conditioned spaces whenever possible
Shade and proper hydration will be very important for those who must spend time outdoors.
Outlook for the Week
The intense heat is expected to continue into early next week. While storm chances will go down by Sunday evening, temperatures are likely to remain high. Weather officials may issue more advisories if the heat trend continues or worsens.
Sunday in Fort Worth and nearby areas will be hot, humid, and slightly stormy in some southeastern regions. Even though rain chances are small, the heat could cause discomfort and health risks. Staying cool, hydrated, and indoors during peak heat hours will help avoid any weather-related issues. Be sure to keep up with local weather alerts as temperatures remain high into the coming week.
