Halloween Midday Weather in Dallas–Fort Worth: 72 and Partly Cloudy, a Mild Night Ahead, Storms Saved for Tuesday
The Metroplex sits at 72.3 degrees under partly cloudy skies at midday Saturday, on the way to 77 with rain chances at 14 percent - a dry Halloween night on the feed, a warm Monday spike, and an Election Day thunderstorm still holding at 79 percent.
Halloween's second half is setting up mild. The station's live weather feed put Dallas–Fort Worth at 72.3 degrees at midday Saturday, feeling like 73.5 under partly cloudy skies - a step brighter than the morning's overcast files - on the way to a high of 77 and a low of 66.2. Precipitation chances for the day hold at 14 percent, low enough that the evening's parades, festivals and neighborhood trick-or-treating all read as dry on the feed.
Sunday, the first day of standard time, stays in the same pattern: a high of 77.6, a low of 63.4 and rain chances at 4 percent. Monday is the week's warm spike, a high of 87.8 and a low of 64.7, with precipitation chances climbing to 48 percent ahead of the front that has been on this feed all day.
Election Day remains the week's weather event. The feed carries a thunderstorm code for Tuesday, November 3, with a high of 77.1, a low of 65.9 and precipitation chances at 79 percent - unchanged at midday and still the highest number of the week, on the one day the Metroplex has to be outside in lines. Wednesday clears behind it: 73.1 and 59.5, rain chances at 2 percent. The Weather Desk's next file is the 17:00 cadence.
