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Bring on the fall feels

When will it feel like autumn? Fort Worth’s fall weather forecast
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Most of the country is expecting a warmer than normal autumn. | Map courtesy of NOAA
We know the question on your mind, Fort Worthians — is it going to stay cool? Thanks to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center, we know what temperatures and precipitation trends to expect in our city for September, October, and November.

While exact weather conditions typically can’t be predicted more than a week in advance, here’s a seasonal outlook to help you prepare for what fall will bring. Reminder: The first day of fall is on Sunday, Sept. 22.

🌡️ Temperature
Think warm. This fall, Fort Worth has a 40-50% chance of temperatures being higher than normal.

🌨️ Precipitation
Expect slightly less precipitation. Fort Worth has a 33-40% chance of seeing below normal rainfall amounts this fall.

☀️ Drought
Drought removal, or no drought at all, is expected this season.

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The real question — what are you wearing for your fall family photos at Hall’s Pumpkin Farm?

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Photo by @girlinchief

Sunny September
Typically in Panther City, September’s temperatures fluctuate between an average low of 70° and an average high of 89° — expect to see more of those near-90° days this year. That may seem warm, but remember that Fort Worth’s average high in August is 95°.

Agreeable October
In October, our average high and low temps are between 79° and 60°. It’s also one of our rainier months of the year, with an average of five days of rain and patchy cloud coverage. Use this month’s comfortable weather to enjoy local fall festivals.

Not so cold November
Historically, average highs in November drop about 11° to 68°, with an average low of 50°. November also tends to be one of the windiest months in Fort Worth, bringing in blustery winter breezes.
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Events
Friday, Sept. 6
  • Fort Worth Fringe Fest | Friday, Sept. 6-Sunday, Sept. 8 | Times vary | Arts Fort Worth | $12-$62 | This annual performance festival puts on rarely produced theatre, dance, and other acts.
  • Trace Adkins | Friday, Sept. 6 | 7:30 p.m. | Will Rogers Memorial Center | $40-$500 | The “You’re Gonna Miss This” singer is performing in Cowtown after rescheduling his concert during the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo.
  • Tease Tease Tease: A Flirty Pop Night | Friday, Sept. 6 | 10 p.m. | Tulips Fort Worth | $15 | Dance along to music by Sabrina Carpenter, Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift, and other pop artists.
Saturday, Sept. 7
  • Free Yoga: flow + sound | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 10-11 a.m. | Gateway Park | Free | Enjoy a 20-minute yoga class followed by 15 minutes of crystal sound bowls.
  • Candles & Coffee | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Apothenne Candles | $35 | Create your own fall candle while sipping an autumnal coffee of your choice.
  • Rock the Yards | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 8-11:30 p.m. | Horus Hall | $15 | Rock out to live music and dine on dishes from local food trucks.
Sunday, Sept. 8
  • Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra | Sunday, Sept. 8 | 2 p.m. | Bass Performance Hall | $26-$99 | Listen to the orchestra play Tchaikovsky’s Sixth and Sibelius’ Violin Concerto.
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News Notes
Civic
Open
  • Hokkaido Ramen & Sushi is now open in the City View Towne Crossing shopping center — in the former Pei Wei location. The locally owned restaurant is a spinoff of Hokkaido Sushi and Steakhouse in Arlington + serves 11 ramen variations and sushi. (CultureMap Fort Worth)
Sports
  • Former Texas Rangers shortstop and two-time All-Star Elvis Andrus will retire as an active player today. Before tonight’s game against the Los Angeles Angels, the Rangers will honor Andrus as he throws out the first pitch. Andrus will sign a one-day contract so that he can retire as a Texas Ranger. (The Dallas Morning News)
Closing
  • The Texas Civil War Museum in White Settlement will permanently close on Thursday, Oct. 31. Most of the museum’s artifacts will be handed over to Gettysburg-based consigner The Horse Soldier Antiques. (WFAA)
Ranked
  • TCU was recently ranked the No. 8 best college in Texas in a new survey from Niche. The university also ranked No. 81 out of 915 for top private universities in America and No. 3 for best christian colleges in America.
Legacy
  • The Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth will honor late board member Deborah Rae Brachman Rice — who died on July 14 — at its first concert of the season. The concert on Saturday, Sept. 14 will celebrate her volunteerism, humor, and passion for music. (Fort Worth Report)
History
  • Did you know that Fort Worth was once home to one of the most extensive streetcar systems? At the height of the streetcar’s popularity, Fort Worth had ~40 miles of streetcar lines, including one that ran to TCU.
Plan Ahead
  • Outstanding in the Field — a communal dinner that takes place in actual fields — will host an event in Bowie (~80 miles from Fort Worth) on Saturday, Sept. 28. The meal will feature a four- or five-course menu made by local chefs using local ingredients. Purchase tickets. (CultureMap Fort Worth)
Community
  • WFAA Reporter Sean Giggy recently sat down with Shannon Hart-Gonzalez, a Crowley mom who started her own mums business after experiencing sticker shock when taking part in the Texas tradition.
Listen
  • The Dallas Cowboys will face the Cleveland Browns this Sunday, Sept. 8 in week one of the NFL season. Listen to game predictions, insights, and more in this crossover podcast episode with Locked On.
Theater
  • Prepare for a fairy-tale finish during this two-and-a-half-hour ballet adaptation of the timeless classic, “Cinderella.” Catch the performance at Bass Performance Hall from Friday, Sept. 20 through Sunday, Sept. 22. Don’t miss out — grab tickets.*
Eat
  • Need weekend plans? Keep your spirits up at Fat Daddy’s. There’s always something happening at this hub for all things sports, specials, and socializing. Cheers.*
Biz
  • What do 12,000+ local business leaders, professionals, and entrepreneurs do on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings? They read 817 Biz, Tarrant County’s premier business newsletter that features no-snooze, bite-size business news. Sign up for free to see it in your inbox.*
Seasonal
  • Imagine the crunch of crisp autumn leaves underfoot, the cries of geese flying south, the crackle of a bonfire. What if you couldn’t hear the sounds of fall clearly? This revolutionary hearing device makes sure that you can. (Test it out for 45 days with zero risk.)*
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Imagine a Fort Worth with perpetual 70° days + plenty of sidewalks.

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We recently asked our readers and social media followers to pick two dream scenarios, with choices ranging from more sidewalks to cooler weather. Here’s what readers said:
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