Tuesday in Dallas–Fort Worth: 61 and Partly Cloudy at 7 A.M., 75 by Afternoon, and Veterans Day Turns Mostly Sunny at 80
A humid, calm Tuesday morning gives way to a mostly cloudy 75-degree afternoon — and Wednesday's Veterans Day forecast in the live feed is now mostly sunny and 80, not fog.
DALLAS–FORT WORTH — Tuesday started mild and damp in the live feed. At 7 a.m. Dallas read 61 degrees and partly cloudy, with humidity at 92 percent, a light south-southeast wind at 1 mph and no weather alerts in effect for the area, according to Weather.com's live Dallas conditions read in full by this desk. Sunrise came at 6:52 a.m. and sunset is 5:29 p.m.; air quality sat at 82, moderate, with PM2.5 the primary pollutant.
The day builds slowly and stays dry for working purposes. The hourly feed climbs through 65 at 9 a.m. and 69 by 11 a.m. to a high of 75, mostly cloudy, with rain chances in the low single digits through the afternoon and winds turning south-southwest at 6 to 7 mph. The evening eases back through 72 at 5 p.m. to 65 by 11 p.m., partly cloudy, and the overnight low is 59.
Wednesday — Veterans Day — is the week's warm turn in this feed: mostly sunny, a high of 80 and a low of 53, with a 10 percent rain chance, a west-northwest wind at 6 mph by day and clear skies at night. That is a parade-friendly forecast, and it replaces the fog-first picture the overnight feeds carried: on the current live read, Wednesday morning starts clear, not fogged in.
