Monday Weather Revision: High Cut to 70, and Tuesday's Rain Code Is Off the Board — Partly Cloudy at 76 Instead
The station feed moved twice on Monday morning: today's high eased to 70.2, and Tuesday — the week's expected wet day at the 07:04 file — now codes partly cloudy, though its 18 percent rain chance still stands. Veterans Day stays clear at 79.7, now with a zero rain chance.
Monday is cooling on paper as it warms in fact. The station's weather feed, read live at this mid-morning update, puts Dallas–Fort Worth at 60 degrees under partly cloudy skies (code 3, feels 61.9) — but it has cut the day's high to 70.2, down from the 73 the feed carried at the 07:04 update and the 72.1 of the 05:00 file. The low holds at 56.5 and the precipitation chance at just 4 percent: a mild, dry Monday, a few degrees cooler than the morning first promised.
The bigger revision is Tuesday's. At 07:04, Tuesday was the week's wet day — code 63, rain. The current feed codes Tuesday 3, partly cloudy, with a warmer high of 76.4 and a low of 59.6. One number did not move: Tuesday's precipitation chance still prints 18 percent, the highest of the week until Sunday's 15. Read together, the feed is saying the rain signal has weakened, not vanished — Tuesday plans should keep an eye on the evening file rather than assume either version.
The rest of the week is stable and kind. Wednesday, Veterans Day, holds clear (code 0) at 79.7 and 60, and its rain chance has now dropped to zero — parade weather in Dallas and Fort Worth on the current numbers. Thursday stays clear at 73.4, Friday is clear and cooler at 68.3 and 55.8, Saturday recovers to 76.9 under partly cloudy skies, and Sunday closes the run with the week's only remaining rain code (61) at 72.5. No severe weather is signaled anywhere in the seven days.
