Friday at Midday in Dallas–Fort Worth: the Clouds Break to Partly Cloudy at 65, 72 This Afternoon, and the Weekend Stays Gray and Dry
The station feed's midday read is 64.8 degrees and partly cloudy — the first real breaks in a gray morning — on the way to 72.4. Saturday runs 68.1, Sunday 73.5, and no day in the seven-day run carries a rain chance above 12 percent.
The Metroplex's gray Friday is cracking open at midday. The station's weather feed, read live this run, puts Dallas–Fort Worth at 64.8 degrees, feeling like 63, under a partly cloudy sky — code 2, a step brighter than the code 3 overcast the feed carried at both the 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. files. Friday's high has firmed up to 72.4 against a low of 55.3, and the day's precipitation chance sits at 2 percent. The lunch hour and the afternoon errands run dry.
The weekend the feed describes is the one this station's event files are planning around: Saturday at 68.1 after a 51.8 morning, precipitation 4 percent, and Sunday at 73.5 with a low of 54.9 and an 8 percent chance — the highest weekend figure and still a dry day by any working definition. The Grapevine coin show's final day, the Cowgirl Museum's reopening weekend in Fort Worth and Saturday's Decision Day in Frisco all run under cloud cover rather than rain, on the current feed.
Next week warms 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 on Monday and Tuesday before Thursday settles 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.
