Friday in Dallas–Fort Worth: 64 and Mostly Clear Before Sunrise, 71 This Afternoon, and Saturday Morning Down to 48.5
The station feed reads 64.3 degrees and mainly clear in the small hours of Friday. The day tops out at 70.9 with almost no rain chance, Saturday morning is the cold one of the week at 48.5, and then the Metroplex warms every day into next week.
Dallas–Fort Worth is starting Friday the quiet way. The station's weather feed, read live overnight, put the Metroplex at 64.3 degrees and feeling like 64.7 under a mainly clear sky — weather code 1 on the Open-Meteo feed the station page runs on — with the day's low of 54.1 still ahead before sunrise and a high of 70.9 expected this afternoon. The precipitation chance for Friday sits at 2%, which is the feed's way of saying the umbrella can stay home.
The weekend is a study in small numbers. Saturday repeats Friday's high almost exactly — 70.9 degrees — but the morning is the coldest of the stretch, down to 48.5, cold enough for a jacket on any early start. The feed carries a drizzle-class code for Saturday (51) and a slightly stronger one for Sunday (53), but the precipitation chances stay at 1% and 2% respectively, and Sunday warms to 72.9 with a mild low of 61.5. In plain terms: a cool, bright Saturday morning, a milder Sunday, and no washout anywhere in the weekend the feed can see.
Next week leans warm and stays dry. The feed runs Monday at 74.7 and 62.9, Tuesday at 77.3 and 66.0, and Wednesday at 79.4 and 67.1 — an overcast code on each day, with precipitation chances of 6 to 7%, the highest of the week and still low. Thursday then steps back to 72.8 and 57.5. Nothing in the seven-day feed carries a storm signal, a freeze, or a severe-weather setup; the only planning note the numbers support is the Saturday-morning chill. The Weather Desk will refresh this file on the 05:00 and 17:00 cadence the duty sheet sets.
