Halloween Weather in Dallas–Fort Worth: 70 and Overcast at Mid-Morning, a Mild Night for Trick-or-Treating
The Metroplex sits at 70.3 degrees under overcast skies late Saturday morning, on the way to 77.7 with rain chances at 14 percent - a mild Halloween evening, a fog-free Sunday start to standard time, and a thunderstorm still waiting on Election Day.
Halloween in Dallas–Fort Worth is running mild and grey. The station's live weather feed put the Metroplex at 70.3 degrees late Saturday morning, feeling like 72.2 under overcast skies, on the way to a Saturday high of 77.7 with a low of 66.2. Precipitation chances for the day hold at 14 percent - the kind of number that keeps trick-or-treat plans intact across Dallas and Tarrant Counties.
Sunday opens the first day of standard time - clocks fall back early Sunday - under the same overcast pattern: a high of 77.6, a low of 63.4 and rain chances at just 4 percent on the feed. Monday is the warm spike of the week, a high of 87.8 and a low of 64.7, while precipitation chances climb to 48 percent ahead of the front.
Election Day remains the week's weather story. 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 - the highest of the week, unchanged across this morning's updates. Wednesday clears behind the front: a high of 73.1, a low of 59.5 and rain chances at 2 percent. The Weather Desk keeps the Tuesday timing under review through the weekend.
