Saturday in Dallas–Fort Worth: Skies Clear, 78 for Halloween, Election Day Thunderstorms at 79 Percent
The clouds that opened Halloween have cleared over the Metroplex - 65.6 and sunny by mid-morning, a high of 78.3 for trick-or-treating, fog Sunday, a warm Monday, and a thunderstorm Tuesday when Dallas–Fort Worth votes.
The grey Halloween morning did not last. The station's live weather feed put Dallas–Fort Worth at 65.6 degrees and clear by mid-morning Saturday, feeling like 66.9, on the way to a high of 78.3 with a low of 65.6. Precipitation chances for Saturday hold at 14 percent - a dry, mild evening for trick-or-treating across the Metroplex.
Sunday, the first day of standard time, opens with fog on the feed before a warm afternoon: a high of 78.8, a low of 65.2 and rain chances at just 4 percent. Clocks fall back early Sunday. Monday turns summer-like - a high of 87.8 and a low of 71.2 - while precipitation chances climb to 47 percent ahead of the week's weather change.
Election Day is still the storm day. The feed carries a thunderstorm code for Tuesday, November 3, with a high of 77.1, a low of 65.9 and precipitation chances at 79 percent, the highest of the week. Wednesday clears behind it - a high of 73.1, a low of 59.5 and rain chances at 1 percent. The Weather Desk will keep updating the Tuesday timing through the weekend; voters should still plan for a wet trip to the polls.
