November Packing List for Fort Worth — What to Wear & Bring

With an average low of 46°F, a proper jacket is necessary for viewing the holiday lights in Sundance Square.

Flannel provides a warm, rugged layer that is perfectly in line with Fort Worth's western heritage.

Heavier fabrics help block the North Texas wind which can make the 66°F high feel much cooler.

A thin thermal layer is a smart precaution for the 46°F nights if you plan on being outdoors for long periods.

Leather boots provide insulation and a solid base for the unpaved Stockyards paths, which can be chilly in November.

Fort Worth's November highs of 66°F are pleasant for dinner on Sundance Square or a show at Bass Performance Hall — oxfords bridge the gap between the day's casual warmth and an evening dress code.

Keep your toes warm during the 46°F nights with socks that provide insulation even if they get damp.

A scarf is essential for the 46°F evenings when the wind picks up across the open plaza of Sundance Square.

Fort Worth's November lows drop to 46°F and cold fronts arrive fast across flat North Texas with no natural windbreaks — thin gloves in your bag prevent cold fingers on the walk back from Sundance Square.

November has 7 days of rain on average; a quick autumn shower is always a possibility in Fort Worth.