Monday Midday in Dallas–Fort Worth: 64.6 and Partly Cloudy, the High Back Up to 71.9, and Tuesday's Rain Chance Fades to 14 Percent
The station feed moved again by midday — Monday's high recovered from the morning's cut, Tuesday's rain signal weakened a second time, and Wednesday's Veterans Day clear sky at 79.7 never blinked.
The feed giveth back. Dallas–Fort Worth stood at 64.6 degrees under partly cloudy skies (feels 65.8) when the station's weather feed was read live at midday Monday — and the day's high, cut to 70.2 in the 09:04 revision, has been restored to 71.9, with the low at 56.5 and the precipitation chance at just 4 percent. It is the day's second revision in the milder direction: a dry, bright Monday after all.
Tuesday's rain signal has now weakened twice in one day. This morning's files carried Tuesday first as the week's wet day (rain code, 18 percent) and then with the rain code lifted but the 18 percent standing; the midday feed trims the chance itself to 14 percent, still coded partly cloudy, warmer at 76.4 with a low of 59.6. A one-in-seven chance is not nothing — Tuesday evening plans outdoors are worth a glance at the evening file — but the trend of the day is unmistakable: the week's expected rain is draining out of the forecast.
What has not moved all day is the day that matters most this week. Wednesday — Veterans Day — holds clear (code 0) at 79.7 and 60 with a zero percent rain chance: parade weather in Dallas and Fort Worth on every reading since dawn. Thursday stays clear at 73.4, Friday clears cooler at 68.3 and 55.8, Saturday recovers to 76.9 under partly cloudy skies at a 2 percent chance, and Sunday carries the week's only remaining rain code (61) at 72.5 with a 15 percent chance. No severe weather is signaled anywhere in the seven days.
