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Fort Worth, Texas – North Texas faces an increased tornado risk Monday as severe storms are expected to hit the Fort Worth area, especially along the I-35 corridor. With damaging winds, heavy rain and potential tornadoes in the forecast, residents are urged to stay prepared and monitor weather warnings throughout the day.

A line of storms will hit North and Central Texas on Monday, bringing a high potential for tornadoes, especially east of I-35, according to the National Weather Service. The strongest activity is likely to occur during the afternoon and evening hours, with areas from DFW to Waco and beyond experiencing increased risks of severe weather, including intense wind gusts and localized flooding.

Fort Worth residents should have multiple ways to receive alerts because rapidly changing conditions can warrant immediate action. Secure outdoor items, review safety plans, and avoid traveling during peak hours if possible. Power outages and disruptions are possible as the storm system moves through.

Here is the forecast for the coming week:

• Monday: Severe storms with tornado potential, reaching a high of 78°F. Tornado threats are most likely in the afternoon and evening.

• Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high around 68°F, bringing calm after the storms.

• Wednesday: Sunny, with a high around 72°F.

• Thursday: Partly sunny, high near 75°F.

• Friday: Mostly sunny, temperatures reaching 76°F.

Stay alert and prepared for changing conditions on Monday. Fort Worth may experience hazardous weather, so prioritizing safety and closely monitoring updates will be essential.

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