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NWS Fort Worth Office Tour and The National Weather Service (NWS) Forecast Office in Fort Worth, Texas promotes outreach to our community by offering tours of our office and presentations for adults and school-age children. We also provide guest speakers who can present information on weather safety, the science of meteorology, and the mission of the NWS.
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Tours Tours are available on the following days and times, and must be scheduled at least a week in advance:
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Due to the compact nature of our facility, the maximum group size is 20 people. Exceptions for slightly larger groups may be made under special circumstances. The minimum age for groups of children is 8 years old. Tours consist of an age-appropriate presentation in our library on our operations, weather safety, and or the science of weather/water. The exact content of our talks can be adjusted based on the needs/interests of visitors. We also provide a brief overview of our operations area, and a demonstration of some of our weather observation equipment. Afternoon tours are timed to coincide with our evening weather balloon launch, which occurs daily at 5 pm CST (November - March) or 6 pm CDT (March - October). Our tours normally last approximately 1 hour. Our facility is wheelchair accessible.
To schedule a tour, please fill out the following Form
After we receive your request, we will follow up with you to confirm the date and details of your visit/tour. Please do not show up at our office on the date and time you requested unless we have confirmed with you! Please do not show up more than 10 minutes before your scheduled time.
If you have questions or a special tour request, please contact our Warning Coordination Meteorologist, Jennifer Dunn, via email at jennifer.dunn@noaa.gov, or by phone at (817) 429-2631 ext. 223. Due to severe weather, staff limitations, or intermittent homeland security restrictions, tour availability may be curtailed. Prior scheduled tours may need to be postponed for similar reasons. Visitors will be asked to provide a contact number so that we can arrange for postponements as needed.
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