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Fort Worth, Texas

Heat stress in Fort Worth

Shares Dallas's punishing summer heat, with long runs of hot, humid, high-WBGT days.

Heat stress (WBGT) · right now
78°F25.8°C WBGTModerate

Reduce exertion and hydrate frequently. Take regular shade breaks.

Live wet-bulb globe temperature via the Liljegren (2008) method · automatically refreshed about every 30 minutes.

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Air Temp
83°F
Real Feel
91°F
Heat Index
90°F
Mugginess
74°F
Wet Bulb
77°F
Humidity
75%
Wind
7 mph
What this means

Reading heat stress in Fort Worth

Wet-bulb globe temperature (WBGT) is the heat measure that actually tracks danger to the body. Unlike the plain air temperature on your phone, it folds in humidity, wind, and direct sun — the factors that decide whether your sweat can still cool you. It’s the standard the military, athletic associations, and occupational-safety bodies use to call when outdoor activity is no longer safe.

That matters in Fort Worth because shares Dallas's punishing summer heat, with long runs of hot, humid, high-WBGT days. The number above is the live outdoor WBGT for the city right now; tap through to the live map to inspect any neighborhood, scrub the forecast hour by hour, and see the 7-day outlook.

FAQ

Heat in Fort Worth: common questions

What is the WBGT in Fort Worth right now?

Right now it's about 78°F WBGT (moderate heat stress). This page shows the live wet-bulb globe temperature for Fort Worth, Texas, refreshed automatically about every 30 minutes. Open the live map for an exact reading at your neighborhood and an hour-by-hour forecast.

Why is WBGT more useful than the temperature for Fort Worth?

Air temperature ignores humidity, wind, and sun — the things that decide whether heat is dangerous. Fort Worth's climate (shares Dallas's punishing summer heat, with long runs of hot, humid, high-WBGT days.) is exactly why a single "feels-like" or thermometer reading can understate the real risk. WBGT captures all of it in one number.

When is heat most dangerous in Fort Worth?

Heat stress typically peaks in the early-to-mid afternoon, when sun load is highest. Plan strenuous outdoor activity for early morning or evening, hydrate ahead of time, and use the forecast scrubber on the live map to find the safest window.

Is WetBulbTracker free to use for Fort Worth?

Yes. WetBulbTracker is free, needs no account, and works for anywhere on Earth — not just Fort Worth. You can install it to your home screen and even set heat alerts.

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