Overnight in Dallas–Fort Worth: 61 and Clear, Friday Near 70, a Cooler Saturday at 65, and Sunday Drizzle in the Feed
The station feed at 3 a.m. reads 61.3 degrees and clear over the Metroplex. Friday tops out near 70, Saturday cools to 65 with a morning low of 51, and Sunday's feed now carries drizzle — an updated picture from the overnight file's earlier numbers.
The Metroplex is clear and mild in the small hours of Friday. The station's weather feed, read live overnight, put Dallas–Fort Worth at 61.3 degrees, feeling like 60.3, under a clear sky (code 0). Friday's own line in the feed is an overcast code with a high of 70.4 and a low of 54.8, and almost no rain chance — precipitation sits at 1 percent.
The change in this update is the weekend. Saturday now reads cooler than the overnight file had it: a high of 65.2 and a low of 51.1, still dry at 8 percent precipitation. Sunday warms back to 72.9 with a low of 61.5, and the feed now codes Sunday for drizzle (code 53), also at 8 percent. Readers who planned around the earlier file's colder Saturday morning — 48.5 in the 01:04 forecast — should use this morning's 51.1 instead; the desk republishes the feed's movement rather than smoothing it over.
Beyond the weekend the feed stays warm and dry: Monday 74.7 and 62.9, Tuesday 77.3 and 66.0, and Wednesday the warmest day of the run at 79.4 and 67.1, each with single-digit precipitation chances, before next Thursday eases back to 72.8. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the 05:00 morning file, and any severe-weather turn would be signed by the Chief Meteorologist under the desk's standing rule.
