Monday in Dallas–Fort Worth: 72 and Partly Cloudy, Tuesday's Small Rain Chance, Then a Clear Veterans Day Near 80
The late feed has taken the fog off Monday's board: partly cloudy and 72.3 after a 53.7 start, an 8 percent rain chance, and the week's one clear peak saved for Wednesday.
Monday opens the work week on the calm side of the board. The station's weather feed, read live late Sunday, puts Dallas–Fort Worth at 58.6 degrees on Sunday night and codes Monday partly cloudy — code 3 — with a high of 72.3, a low of 53.7 and an 8 percent precipitation chance. It is an ordinary, workable Monday: no washout in the numbers and no severe signal anywhere in the seven-day run.
Tuesday is the week's only day that asks for a second look. The feed codes it 53 with a high of 77, a low of 59.5 and a 17 percent precipitation chance — the highest figure left in the week, and still a minority chance. Anyone with outdoor plans late Tuesday should keep an eye on the morning file, but the week's shape does not turn on it.
Wednesday is the peak, and it lands on Veterans Day: clear, code 0, at 79.6 and 63.3 with a 1 percent precipitation chance — parade weather for both Dallas and Fort Worth. Thursday stays clear at 73.7 and 58.7, Friday turns cooler and still clear at 60.2 and 47.8, the coldest morning on the board, and Saturday recovers to 68.7 and 50.1 under partly cloudy skies. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the Monday morning file.
