Fort Worth's Climate
Fort Worth sits in north Texas, USA, on the inland plains west of the Dallas metro area, with a humid subtropical climate that trends hotter and drier toward the west. Summers (June–September) are very hot and long, typically 34–38°C by day, with many days above 40°C and high humidity that feels oppressive. Winters (December–February) are mild and short at 12–16°C by day, but fast-moving cold fronts can plunge in from the north. Spring is the season for severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, as the city lies near Tornado Alley. Autumn is cool, dry and the most pleasant.