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Barometric Pressure in Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth is in Texas, United States. These forecasts use the saved city coordinates; nearby weather model grid points and their elevations may differ.
- Coordinates: 32.7254, -97.3208
- Timezone: America/Chicago
- Approximate terrain elevation: 199 m
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Normal barometric pressure in Fort Worth
At about 199 m, a barometer or phone sensor in Fort Worth typically reads around 990 hPa (29.22 inHg), about 24 hPa (0.70 inHg) below the sea-level figures in weather reports.
| Reference | hPa | inHg | mmHg |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard sea-level pressure (used in weather reports) | 1,013.25 | 29.92 | 760 |
| Typical surface pressure at about 199 m (standard-atmosphere estimate) | 990 | 29.22 | 742 |
Weather services convert local readings to sea level so that Fort Worth can be compared with places at other elevations.
Average barometric pressure in Fort Worth (2021–2025)
From 2021 to 2025, sea-level pressure in Fort Worth averaged 1,016.0 hPa (30.00 inHg). On 9 days out of 10, the daily average stayed between 1,007 and 1,028 hPa (29.74–30.36 inHg).
Pressure averaged highest in January (1,021.0 hPa) and lowest in May (1,012.3 hPa), a seasonal swing of about 9 hPa. From one day to the next, the daily average typically changed by about 2 hPa, and by 8 hPa or more on about 1 day in 10.
The lowest hourly value in the period was 992.2 hPa on March 2, 2023; the highest was 1,044.5 hPa on December 23, 2022.
| Month | Avg hPa | Avg inHg | Usual range |
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| January | 1,021.0 | 30.15 | 1,011–1,031 |
| February | 1,019.7 | 30.11 | 1,010–1,030 |
| March | 1,015.1 | 29.98 | 1,007–1,024 |
| April | 1,014.0 | 29.94 | 1,007–1,022 |
| May | 1,012.3 | 29.89 | 1,006–1,018 |
| June | 1,012.3 | 29.89 | 1,008–1,017 |
| July | 1,014.4 | 29.96 | 1,012–1,017 |
| August | 1,014.1 | 29.95 | 1,011–1,017 |
| September | 1,014.4 | 29.96 | 1,010–1,018 |
| October | 1,016.3 | 30.01 | 1,010–1,023 |
| November | 1,019.2 | 30.10 | 1,010–1,028 |
| December | 1,019.2 | 30.10 | 1,010–1,028 |
Reading the pressure
Sea-level pressure allows comparison between places at different elevations. Surface pressure represents pressure at the modelled ground elevation. A rising or falling value describes a trend; it is not a complete weather forecast.
Barometric pressure in Fort Worth: common questions
What is normal barometric pressure in Fort Worth?
For weather comparisons, normal sea-level pressure is 1,013.25 hPa (29.92 inHg, 760 mmHg). Readings above it are higher than standard and readings below it are lower. From 2021 to 2025, sea-level pressure in Fort Worth averaged 1,016.0 hPa (30.00 inHg), and on 9 days out of 10 the daily average was between 1,007 and 1,028 hPa. A barometer measuring local pressure at about 199 m in Fort Worth typically reads around 990 hPa (29.22 inHg).
Why does my phone show a different pressure in Fort Worth than the weather report?
Phone sensors and household barometers measure pressure where you are, while weather reports adjust readings to sea level so places can be compared. In Fort Worth, that adjustment is about 24 hPa (0.70 inHg) under standard conditions, and it grows if you are on a higher floor or hill.
Is the barometric pressure in Fort Worth high or low today?
When live data loads, compare the current sea-level reading above with 1,013 hPa (29.92 inHg). The three-hour change and the seven-day trend usually say more about changing weather than a single value. Normal, high, and low pressure explained.