The city of Fort Worth, Texas is geographically located in the Sunbelt region of the continental United States and enjoys a favorable climate throughout most of the year. The warm season in the Fort Worth area averages 249 days. The last occurrence of 32 F or below is usually in late November. Rainfall occurs frequently throughout the year. Inclement weather normally lasts for no more than a day or two, followed by several days of fair skies.
Thunderstorms occur throughout the year, most frequently in the spring.
Snowfall is rare. Weather of U.S. Cities, Gale Research Co., 1987. Given the warm temperatures, Fort Worth is a somewhat casual city. Casual clothing is the norm for enjoying events such as sports venues, attractions and museums. Short sleeves are ideal around the clock for the summer months, while a light jacket may be necessary fall and spring evenings.