Monday Afternoon in Dallas–Fort Worth: 68.5 and Climbing, Tuesday's Rain Chance Swings Back Up to 19 Percent, and Friday Warms to 74.6
The feed moved a third time today — Tuesday's rain signal, cut twice by midday, is back up to nearly one-in-five; Friday jumped six degrees warmer; and Wednesday's Veterans Day forecast never blinked.
The afternoon reading is a pleasant one: Dallas–Fort Worth stood at 68.5 degrees under partly cloudy skies (feels like 70.3) when the station's weather feed was read live early Monday afternoon, on its way to a high of 71.2 — trimmed a notch from the midday file's 71.9, with the low at 56.5 and the precipitation chance at 5 percent. It remains, on every reading since dawn, a dry and bright Monday.
Tuesday's rain chance, though, has now swung three times in one day. The morning files carried it as the week's wet day, then trimmed it to 14 percent by midday; the afternoon feed puts it back up to 19 percent — still coded partly cloudy, at 76.4 with a low of 59.6, but a one-in-five chance is a real one, and Tuesday evening's outdoor plans deserve the evening file's verdict before they are set. The trend is no longer one-directional: this is a forecast genuinely undecided about Tuesday.
The rest of the week firmed up around it. Wednesday — Veterans Day — holds at mainly clear (code 1) and 79.6 with a low of 60 and a zero percent rain chance: parade weather on every reading of the day. Thursday clears fully at 72, and Friday is the day's biggest mover — 74.6 and partly cloudy, six degrees warmer than the midday file's cool, clear 68.3. The weekend now carries the moisture instead: Saturday light drizzle (code 51) at 75.8 with a 2 percent chance, Sunday drizzle (code 53) cooler at 66.7 with a 15 percent chance. No severe weather is signaled anywhere in the seven days.
