Dallas–Fort Worth Sunday Weather: Fog Early, 79 by Afternoon, Then Monday Warms to 84 Before Election Day Storms
The live feed just after midnight read 67.9 degrees and clear. Sunday carries a fog code before a high of 78.8, Monday is the week's warm day at 84.5, and Tuesday's Election Day thunderstorm chance holds at 77 percent.
Sunday in Dallas–Fort Worth starts the way the feed said it would: with fog on the board. The station's live weather feed read 67.9 degrees and clear just after midnight, and Sunday's forecast carries the fog code (45) before the day warms to a high of 78.8 degrees with a low of 64.7 and only a 4 percent rain chance — a mild, dry Sunday for the Dia de los Muertos events across the Metroplex, on the first morning of standard time after the 2 a.m. fall-back.
Monday is the warm day of the week: overcast, a high of 84.5 and a low of 63.8, with the rain chance climbing to 59 percent as the next system approaches. Nothing in the Sunday or Monday readings threatens an outdoor plan outright; the change arrives with the system itself on Tuesday.
Tuesday is Election Day, and it remains the wet day: thunderstorms on the feed (code 96), a 77 percent rain chance, a high of 77.8 and a low of 65.3. Wednesday clears behind it — sunny, 71.8, rain chance 1 percent — and the rest of the week runs mild, 78.5 Thursday, 71.2 Friday and 78.6 Saturday. Voters heading out Tuesday should plan for the storm window; the exact timing is the figure to re-check on the live feed Monday night.
