Monday Night in Dallas–Fort Worth: 65.8 and Partly Cloudy, Tuesday's Drizzle Chance Cut to 13 Percent, and Wednesday's Fog Still On at 79

DALLAS — Monday is closing the way the feed said it would at the top of the day: partly cloudy and mild. The station's weather feed read 65.8 degrees at about 7:06 p.m., feeling like 66.6, under code-3 partly cloudy skies, with the day settling at a 70.7 high and a 56.5 low and a final precipitation mark of 3 percent. The drizzle that moved through the morning's forecast never amounted to more than that.

Tuesday changed the most in the evening revision. The 5 p.m. file carried Tuesday at a 20 percent rain chance under ordinary partly cloudy skies; the night feed cuts that to a 13 percent chance and restores the light-drizzle code (51), with a high of 75.6 and a warmer low of 60.5. In plain terms: Tuesday still has the week's only real moisture signal, but it is a drizzle signal again, not a rain day — the sixth revision of the day ends with Tuesday smaller than it looked at midday.

Wednesday's Veterans Day fog held. For the third straight reading, the feed keeps Wednesday at code 45 — fog — with a high of 79 (nudged down from 79.6) and a low of 57.1, with only a 3 percent precipitation chance. A fog code that survives three consecutive revisions is worth planning around for parade morning: the fog is a morning condition, and the day behind it is the warmest of the week.

The back of the week moved in both directions. Thursday was revised warmer and cloudier — code 3 now, with a 76.1 high and a 62.1 low, replacing the clear-and-72 the feed carried at 5 p.m. Friday holds partly cloudy at 71.7. Then the weekend turns: Saturday cools to 68.4 with a 53.2 low, and Sunday drops to a 62.3 high under code 81, rain showers, with the week's second-highest rain chance at 16 percent. The pattern, as the feed tells it tonight: a mild, foggy Veterans Day in the middle, and a cooler, wetter Sunday waiting at the end.