Monday Evening in Dallas–Fort Worth: 69.2 Under Partly Cloudy Skies, Tuesday Settles at a 20 Percent Rain Chance, and Wednesday's Fog Holds

Monday is closing the way it spent itself: mild, dry and bright at the edges. Dallas–Fort Worth stood at 69.2 degrees under partly cloudy skies (feels like 70.6) when the station's weather feed was read live Monday evening — and the day's high has been revised back up to 70.7, a degree-day's worth of wobble after five readings that never once disagreed about the kind of day it was. The low is 56.5, the precipitation chance 5 percent. Anyone who spent Monday outside in North Texas got the best of the week so far.

Tuesday's rain chance, argued over all day, settles this evening at 20 percent — a point off the afternoon's peak — on a high of 75.6, and the warmer change is overnight: Tuesday's low has been raised to 61.3 from 60, a mild night by November standards. One-in-five remains a 'worth a glance at the morning file' signal rather than a plan-changer, and the day's code is still partly cloudy. The evening file's honest summary of a day of revisions: the wettest reading and the driest reading of Tuesday were never very far apart, and the feed ends Monday where it roughly began — mostly dry, with a chance worth respecting.

Wednesday's fog is the evening's firmest signal. Veterans Day still reads code 45 (fog) with a high of 79.6, a low of 57.1 and a 3 percent precipitation chance — unchanged from the afternoon file, and a signal repeated is a signal strengthened. Parade staging, honor guards and early drivers on Wednesday morning should plan for low visibility before the burn-off into a warm afternoon. Behind it, the rest of the week did not move at all: Thursday clear at 72, Friday partly cloudy at 74.6, Saturday light drizzle at 75.8 with a 4 percent chance, and Sunday drizzle cooler at 66.7 with a 16 percent chance. No severe weather is signaled anywhere in the seven days.