Saturday Morning in Dallas–Fort Worth: 67 and Overcast, 77 for Trick-or-Treating, Storms Saved for Election Day
The Metroplex starts Halloween at 67.1 degrees under grey skies, and the live feed keeps Saturday dry for costumes - 77.5 and just a 14 percent rain chance - before a warm Monday turns into a thunderstorm Tuesday, when Dallas–Fort Worth votes.
Halloween morning is grey and mild in Dallas–Fort Worth. The station's live weather feed put the Metroplex at 67.1 degrees and overcast at the start of Saturday, feeling like 67, on the way to a high of 77.5 with a low of 64.7. Precipitation chances for Saturday sit at 14 percent - a dry forecast for the daytime events and for the trick-or-treat hours Saturday evening.
Sunday, the first day of standard time, opens with fog on the feed and turns warmer: a high of 78.8, a low of 65.2 and rain chances down at 4 percent. Clocks fall back early Sunday, so the extra hour arrives before the warmest afternoon of the weekend. Monday is the summer-like outlier - a high of 86.7 and a low of 71.2 - but drizzle enters the feed and precipitation chances climb to 47 percent.
Election Day remains the storm day of the outlook. The feed carries a thunderstorm code for Tuesday, November 3, with a high of 77.5, a low of 63.6 and precipitation chances at 79 percent, the highest of the week. Behind it, Wednesday clears completely - sunny, a high of 73.1 and a low of 58.1, with rain chances at 1 percent. The Weather Desk will update the Tuesday storm timing through the weekend; voters should plan a wet trip to the polls.
