Friday Morning in Dallas–Fort Worth: 62 and Overcast, 72 This Afternoon, and a Gray-but-Dry Weekend at 68 to 74
The 9 a.m. station feed reads 62 degrees under an overcast sky — and the drizzle code that sat on Friday's line at 5 a.m. is gone. The whole seven-day run is code 3, overcast and essentially dry: 71.9 today, 68.1 Saturday, 73.5 Sunday, and a warm-up to near 80 by Tuesday.
The Metroplex's Friday changed its mind between the 5 a.m. file and this one. The station's weather feed, read live this morning, puts Dallas–Fort Worth at 62 degrees, feeling like 58.6, under an overcast sky — and Friday's own line no longer carries the light-drizzle code it held at dawn. The day's code is 3, overcast, with a high of 71.9, a low of 55.7 and a precipitation chance of just 1 percent. Gray, in other words, but dry — the AM drive and the lunch hour both run without rain gear.
The weekend holds the same pattern a few degrees apart. Saturday is the cool day at 68.1 after a 51.8 morning, precipitation 3 percent. Sunday warms to 73.5 with a low of 54.9 and the week's highest weekend rain chance, still only 8 percent. Every outdoor plan on this station's weekend files — the Grapevine coin show's comings and goings, the Cowgirl Museum's Saturday parade in Fort Worth, Decision Day in Frisco — runs under cloud cover rather than rain, on the current feed.
Next week warms steadily under the same overcast code: Monday 75.8 and 62.6, Tuesday 79.6 and 66.6 and Wednesday 79.7 and 68.7, with precipitation chances peaking at 12 percent Monday and Tuesday, before Thursday eases back to 71.9. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the 17:00 evening file; any severe-weather turn would be signed by the Chief Meteorologist under the desk's standing rule.
