Every forecast across North Texas,
highway-clear.

Every Texas region shares one system — the same maps, the same live radar, the same climate record. The Metroplex sits at the top of Tornado Alley with nothing upwind of it. The dryline fires west of Fort Worth through the spring and the storms track straight across nine million people, hail runs bigger here than anywhere in the country, and the same flat ground that lets the supercells organize lets the ice storms glaze every overpass in January.