Foggy Start for Fort Worth, Storms Possible Later Tonight
This morning in Fort Worth kicked off with a thick layer of fog blanketing the area, creating a moody and quiet atmosphere across North Texas. If you were out early, you might’ve noticed visibility was significantly reduced—drivers had to take it slow, and the fog gave everything a soft, almost eerie look. But hang tight, because that’s just the beginning of today’s weather story.
As we move through the morning hours, that fog is expected to lift, giving way to partly sunny skies. The sunshine will peek through the clouds as temperatures begin to rise, bringing in a warm and mild afternoon. It’s a bit of a weather mix today—classic for late spring in Texas—where one moment it feels like a calm, pleasant day and the next, the sky starts telling a different story.
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By the evening, all eyes will be on the sky again as the chance for storms rolls in. NBC 5's weather team is keeping a close watch, and while it won’t be a guaranteed storm for everyone, areas across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex—especially Fort Worth—should be on alert. These evening storms could be isolated, but they carry the potential for brief heavy rain, gusty winds, and possibly even lightning.
So, whether you’re headed out tonight or planning a quiet evening at home, it’s a good idea to stay weather-aware. Make sure your weather alerts are turned on, keep your phone charged, and check the radar if you start to hear thunder. Storms in Texas can develop quickly and bring surprises.
To sum it all up: it’s a day that started in fog and might end with thunder. Fort Worth is getting a full spectrum of spring weather—calm, mild, and maybe even a little wild before the day is over. Stay safe, stay informed, and keep your umbrella close just in case.
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