Dallas–Fort Worth Weather: Fog at 63 Opens Sunday, 79 by Afternoon, Election Day Thunderstorms Hold at 75 Percent
The 7 a.m. feed reads fog and 63 degrees on the first full morning of standard time — Sunday still tops out near 79, Monday stays overcast with a 52 percent rain chance, and Tuesday's polling-day thunderstorms are unchanged.
Sunday opened gray. This station's live weather feed, read at about 7:10 a.m., put Dallas–Fort Worth at 63 degrees and foggy (code 45), feeling like 66.2 — a change from the mainly clear reading in the 5 a.m. file. The fog sits over a mild day: Sunday's high is 78.8 with a low of 62.9 and a rain chance of only 3 percent, dry conditions for the noon Cowboys kickoff in Arlington and the day's Dia de los Muertos closings.
Monday and Tuesday still carry the week's weather. Monday is overcast (code 3), warming to 80.7 with a low of 63.9 and a 52 percent rain chance — unsettled, but the organized storm risk stays pointed at Tuesday. Election Day itself remains the wet one: thunderstorms (code 95), a high of 74.9, a low of 65.8 and a 75 percent rain chance across polling hours, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Anyone voting Tuesday should plan for a wet trip to the vote center.
The rest of the week calms down and cools off. Wednesday is dry and overcast at 77, Thursday holds at 77 with a low of 59.7, and Friday brings the week's coolest day — partly cloudy, a high of just 70 and a low of 56.1 — before Saturday recovers to 72.8 with a 17 percent rain chance. November, on the feed's evidence, arrives in two acts: storms first, sweaters after.
