Overnight Weather Revision: Tuesday Upgrades From Drizzle to Rain in Dallas-Fort Worth, Wednesday Still Clears to 80
The station feed now codes Tuesday 63 - rain, not drizzle - at 75.5 degrees. Monday holds partly cloudy at 71.5, and Veterans Day stays the week's peak, clear at 80.3 with the rain chance nudged to 8 percent.
The week's wet day got a little wetter overnight. The station's weather feed, read live in the early hours of Monday, now codes Tuesday as 63 - rain - where the previous file carried code 51, drizzle. Tuesday's high is trimmed to 75.5 from 77, the low rises to 61.4, and the precipitation chance holds at 16 percent, still the highest figure in the seven-day run. It remains a minority chance, but the code change means the feed now expects actual rain where it falls, not a misting.
Monday itself barely moved: the Metroplex starts at 56.8 degrees under partly cloudy skies, on the way to 71.5 and 53.9 with a 13 percent precipitation chance. Nothing in the run signals severe weather, and the overnight hours stay dry on the current numbers.
Wednesday - Veterans Day - is still the week's headline: clear, code 0, at 80.3 and 63.9, though its precipitation chance nudged up to 8 percent from 1. Thursday stays clear at 77.6, Friday turns sharply cooler and clear at 63.1 and 50.7, and the weekend recovers under partly cloudy skies. Parade plans for Wednesday stay on; Tuesday's outdoor work is the day to watch at the 05:00 morning file.
