FORT WORTH, Texas – North Texas wakes up to another crisp, golden morning as October sunshine continues to dominate the weekend skies. After a mild start in the mid-60s, temperatures are set to climb into the upper 80s Friday and near 90 by Sunday. It’s a welcome stretch of stability for outdoor plans—from fall festivals to pumpkin patch outings—before cooler air returns later this month.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, the region will stay dry through at least Tuesday, with light southeast winds and plenty of clear skies. High pressure parked over Texas is keeping rain systems far to the north, leaving I-35 and surrounding roadways in excellent travel condition. Winds could briefly gust up to 25 mph Sunday afternoon, adding a touch of breeze for weekend parkgoers.
Residents are encouraged to stay hydrated and take precautions in the afternoon heat. Vehicle interiors can still reach dangerous levels quickly, even in mid-October. For those planning outdoor decorations or early Halloween setups, conditions remain ideal with low humidity and calm winds most evenings.
No major cold snap or frost threat is expected through early next week, though forecasters note a gradual shift toward cooler nights closer to mid-month. Lawn watering schedules and power usage should remain steady, with no rain delays in sight.
Five-Day Forecast for Fort Worth, TX:
Fri: 88/63 – Sunny and calm; great for outdoor plans.
Sat: 90/65 – Bright skies; light southeast breeze.
Sun: 90/68 – Sunny, warmer; gusts up to 25 mph.
Mon: 90/66 – Continued sunshine; slight south wind.
Tue: 91/68 – Hotter than normal for October; dry stretch persists.
