Fort Worth, TX – Texas is gearing up for a wet stretch, with several rounds of showers and storms expected through the end of the week.
The heaviest rainfall is forecast for Thursday night into Friday, raising the risk of localized flooding, especially in Central Texas.
The National Weather Service in Fort Worth predicts widespread rainfall between 0.5 to 2 inches across the region, with some areas in Central Texas, including Waco, Killeen, and Stephenville, potentially seeing up to 3 inches by Saturday morning.
The DFW Metroplex and nearby counties could also experience moderate rainfall during this period.
Rain chances will increase sharply starting Wednesday, with the most intense activity expected from late Thursday into early Friday.
Residents are advised to prepare for possible flooding in low-lying areas and avoid driving through flooded roads.
Although severe weather isn’t a major concern, brief periods of heavy rain could still occur with these storms.
Drivers should stay alert for changing conditions and keep track of local weather updates through Saturday.
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