Storms with threats of hail, damaging winds expected in Fort Worth on Christmas Eve
While Fort Worth will not see a white Christmas, we may see a cold, grey one.
There is potential for storms with threats of hail and damaging winds on Christmas Eve, according to the Fort Worth National Weather Service forecast.
Dec. 23 in Fort Worth will be mostly cloudy with a high of 67 degrees and 10 to 15 mph winds. There will be no precipitation until the morning of Dec. 24.
What will the weather be like on Christmas Eve in Fort Worth?
On Christmas Eve, showers are expected to start before noon, and continue throughout the day with a chance of thunderstorms. The rain is expected to wrap up late Tuesday night as the storm moves east of North Texas.
Fort Worth NWS predicts a high of 67, before a cold front arrives the night of Christmas Eve.
Christmas Day should be rain-free; however, there is a threat for storms to return on Dec. 26.
What will the weather be like on Christmas Day in Fort Worth?
Christmas Day may have some sun with a high of 62 degrees. No chance of showers until after midnight.
Fort Worth 7-day forecast
Thunderstorms will pick up again on Dec. 26 during the day, according to Fort Worth NWS’ 7-day forecast. The temperature will be a high of 71 with a low of 47 and a 40 percent chance of rain throughout the evening before midnight.
Dec. 23: High of 67, low of 59
Dec. 24: High of 67, low of 49. 60 percent chance of rain
Dec. 25: High of 62, low of 54
Dec. 26: High of 71, low of 47. 80 percent chance of rain
Dec. 27: High of 69, low of 47. Sunny with 20 percent chance of rain
Dec. 28: High of 68, low of 43. 20 percent chance of rain
Dec. 29: Sunny with a high near 69
Be sure to keep an eye out for weather alerts and the forecast as it updates.
This story was originally published December 23, 2024 at 12:37 PM.