Todays weather in Fort Worth TX - Wednesday - 20 May 2026

(00:00:00) Todays weather in Fort Worth TX - Wednesday - 20 May 2026 (00:00:20) Morning Storms and Active Alerts (00:00:55) Humidity and What to Wear (00:01:18) Road Closures Still in Effect (00:01:40) Evening Uncertainty Fort Worth had a rough Tuesday. A cold front moved through the region and triggered organized severe thunderstorm activity across the Metroplex, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a strong thunderstorm warning covering Collin, Dallas, Hunt, Rockwall, and Kaufman counties through five fifteen p.m. Damaging winds and small hail were the primary threats, and a First Alert Weather Day was in effect for most of the day.A flash flood warning covering Collin and Denton counties expired at six p.m., but the water hasn't cleared everywhere. Low-lying areas and spots with poor drainage are still flooded, and road closures remain in place in parts of the region. If you're heading out tonight, check conditions before you leave and never drive through a flooded road.On the temperature side, morning readings sat between seventy and eighty degrees, but dewpoints in the mid-seventies made it feel far more oppressive than the numbers suggest. The high reached near seventy-five with easterly winds at ten to twenty miles per hour — a humid, heavy day that made lightweight, rain-ready clothing the only smart call.Even with the main warnings expired, residual atmospheric instability could still produce additional storm activity through the evening. The front did most of its work, but stay weather-aware and keep an eye on local alerts before calling it a night.This is your daily Fort Worth weather briefing — practical, specific, and under three minutes. A YesWee production built using AI technology.This episode includes AI-generated content.