Halloween Saturday in Dallas–Fort Worth: Overcast and Mild for Trick-or-Treating, Storms Build Toward Tuesday
The Metroplex wakes up to a grey, mild Halloween: 69 degrees and overcast overnight, a high of 76 on Saturday with rain chances at just 12 percent - then a warm Monday and a thunderstorm risk on Election Day Tuesday.
Halloween itself is the easy day of the forecast. Dallas–Fort Worth sat at 69.4 degrees and overcast in the overnight hours, and Saturday tops out at 76.2 with a low of 64.2 and precipitation chances at just 12 percent on the station's live feed - dry, mild conditions for the trick-or-treat hours Saturday evening across the Metroplex.
Sunday turns warmer under morning fog, reaching 79.1 degrees with rain chances at 7 percent. It is also the shorter-feeling day that gives an hour back: clocks fall back early Sunday as daylight saving time ends, so Sunday's sunrise comes an hour earlier on the clock.
The pattern breaks to start the week. Monday climbs to 86.1 degrees with precipitation chances near 49 percent, and Tuesday - Election Day - carries the week's storm risk: the live feed shows a thunderstorm day, a high of 77.8, a low of 63.6 and precipitation chances at 66 percent. Voters heading to Dallas and Tarrant County polls on Tuesday should plan around wet weather. The Weather Desk updates the Tuesday storm timing through the weekend.
