Texas’ Abrupt And Unpredictable Weather Is A Social Media Trend & The Jokes Are So Accurate

"Ayo it’s like 3 different seasons in one day"

A man wearing a jacket inside a car with a 65-degree weather. Right: A woman taking off her jacket.

A man wearing a jacket inside a car with a 65-degree weather. Right: A woman taking off her jacket.

Desk Editor, Texas

It’s getting colder in Texas, or at least that’s what it’s supposed to be. Nonetheless, Texas weather, according to locals, is known for being quite unpredictable, especially during the winter time.

Many have taken over their TikTok accounts to share funny jokes about what the Lone Star State can be like and how Texans react to it.

During the Fall season, the temperature starts changing all over the state. However, this might not be a smooth transition as Texas autumn days tend to be both hot and cold, and you never necessarily know what you’re gonna get.

One of the most comical reactions to the state’s weather is how mornings can be chilly and afternoons feel like Summer. All on the same day.

TikTok user Brittney Scarlett (@brittneyscarlett) recently posted a video, which already has more than 134,000 views, where she’s mimicking a day in Texas.

There's text on the video that reads, “when it’s 1pm in Texas". You can see the woman wearing a jacket and taking it off implying that it got too hot to use the garment.

@brittneyscarlett

Skiing in the AM and tanning in the PM #texas #fitness

The creator also captioned the clip, "skiing in the AM and tanning in the PM." Commenters agreed and shared their thoughts in response to her content.

"Ayo it’s like 3 different seasons in one day," a person wrote.

Other TikTokers have also joined this trend and are giving and idea of how abrupt the Texas weather can be.

A clip posted by Texan @blacksnowtv is the perfect example, as the user shows a cold 60-degree morning versus a 90-degree evening.

@blacksnowtv

Texas weather acting real Bipolar 😂 #texas #weather #fall


Another viral TikTok with little over 164,000 views posted by Cory (@cory2800) states that Lone Star State residents can go through hurricanes, floods, and extremely hot weather, but they can’t handle cold temperatures, and social media users agree.

@cory2800

#956 #goodmorning #texas #raza #thoughts #😳 #😂 #dadsoftiktok #dads

"Exactly!!!! We can’t handle cold 🥶 😂," a person shared.

Why is Texas weather so weird?

Although inconsistent weather patterns are not new to Texas locals, temperature changeability and different weather-related events could become more common in the area as climate change increases, Arne Winguth, professor at The University of Texas at Arlington, told Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

The fact that Texas is one of the biggest states in the country also makes it prone to be a territory where all weather conditions are experienced. Added to this, the 2021 Training insurance website considers the state a "land of extremes."

  • Texas Editor

    Fernanda Leon (she/her) was the Texas Editor at Narcity Media. She was born in El Paso and speaks English and Spanish fluently. With a BA in Multimedia Journalism from The University of Texas at El Paso, Fernanda has more than 8 years of experience in the news industry where she has worked for companies like MVS Radio and NBCUniversal. She was nominated for an EMMY Award and has interviewed important personalities in the entertainment and news industry. You can find her at coffee shops, traveling, or having brunch when she's not working.

I moved to Toronto in the bleak winter and wish someone had warned me about these 7 things

Being ‘winter-ready’ and being ‘Toronto winter-ready’ are two very different things.

Sobeys issued a food recall for a bunch of products sold across Canada due to listeria

The recalled foods were sold in almost every province at Sobeys and its affiliates like Co-Op, Foodland, IGA, Safeway and Thrifty Foods.

Canada Child Benefit is giving up to $666 per child with the payment in April

Parents and caregivers will get a direct deposit or cheque soon!

IKEA has a new type of store and the first location in Canada will be in Ontario

This new small-format store is expected to open in the fall.

9 federal tax credits that could reduce how much you owe on your tax return this year

If you don't want to owe the government money, these tax credits could help!

University of Toronto is hiring for these high-paying jobs with salaries up to $200,000

There are openings at the St. George, Scarborough and Mississauga campuses.

18 rare Canadian coins you might have in your change that could be worth money someday

These coins are "more exclusive" than regular loonies and toonies.

Mark Carney says floor-crossing MPs will have to adopt Liberal 'values'

The latest floor crosser previously supported the "Freedom Convoy," abortion restrictions and more.

Canadian detained by ICE for 3 weeks with her child describes 'mentally torturing' treatment

Despite getting released last week, the B.C. native says she still has to wear an "illegal" ankle monitor.