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An active air quality alert is in place for Fort Worth today. Highs near 88F and clear skies are expected through tomorrow.
An active Air Quality Alert is currently in effect for Fort Worth. Conditions remain sunny and dry with highs near 84F today and 86F tomorrow.
The city’s September update lists a phased flood-mitigation project, a projected 2029 construction start and a 2033 completion year.
Fort Worth ISD says rain left parts of the Meacham building unsafe; classes resume Tuesday at the closed Briscoe Elementary building, and parents meet Saturday at noon.
A severe Flood Watch is active for Fort Worth. Conditions are quite humid with a dew point of 70F, and showers with thunderstorms are likely today and tomorrow.
A severe Flood Watch is active for Fort Worth. Current conditions are very humid with light rain, and showers with thunderstorms are likely through tomorrow.
A severe Flood Watch is active for Fort Worth as high humidity and scattered storms bring rain chances. Current temperatures feel like 94F with gusty winds.
Repeated storms could complicate early Thursday travel as the flood threat moves toward Interstate 35. The watch still runs Wednesday afternoon through Friday morning.
Tarrant County is in the extended watch. The city's high-water flashers and barricades are key warnings to respect if slow-moving storms push water over roads.
A severe Flood Watch is active for Fort Worth through October 1. Temperatures remain near 96 degrees today with a chance of rain and storms tomorrow.
An active Air Quality Alert is in place for Fort Worth as temperatures climb toward 95 degrees tomorrow. Residents should monitor air quality levels while dealing with increasing heat indices.
An active Air Quality Alert is in effect for Fort Worth as temperatures soar. Current conditions show a feels-like temperature of 96F with scattered storms possible today.
An active air quality alert remains in place for Fort Worth today. Temperatures will reach near 96F with heat index values up to 100F, while scattered showers are possible.
Federal emergency officials have expanded a major disaster declaration across Texas, adding four more counties to receive public assistance funding following severe summer storms and flooding.
