Sunday Evening in Dallas–Fort Worth: 63 and Partly Cloudy, Fog Monday, Then Wednesday Clears to 80
Sunday was the week's wettest-looking day on the feed at a 31 percent precipitation chance. Monday starts in fog, Tuesday keeps a small rain chance, and Wednesday is the clear, warm peak at 79.6.
Sunday evening settles the Metroplex into the quiet half of its week. The station's weather feed, read live for the evening file, puts Dallas–Fort Worth at 63.5 degrees under a partly cloudy sky — code 2 — after a Sunday that topped out at 70.8, bottomed at 57.5 and carried a 31 percent precipitation chance, the highest figure in the seven-day run, on an overcast code 3 day.
Monday is the week's odd morning: the feed codes it 45, fog, with a high of 73.3 after a low of 54.9 and a 7 percent precipitation chance — a slow, gray start for the week's first commute, and drivers should plan for the visibility the code implies rather than for rain. Tuesday keeps the last real rain chance of the week, 17 percent under code 53, at 74.4 and 56.9. After that the board clears completely.
Wednesday is the week's peak: clear, code 0, at 79.6 and 63.3 with a 2 percent precipitation chance. Thursday stays clear at 73.7 and 58.7, and Friday turns cooler and still clear — 60.2 for the high and 47.8 for the low, the coldest morning on the board — before Saturday recovers to 68.7 and 50.1 under partly cloudy skies. For Veterans Day on Wednesday, the parade-morning file is the best of the week: clear and near 80 by afternoon on the current feed. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is Monday morning.
