Tuesday Morning in Dallas–Fort Worth: 60.7 and Clear at Sunrise, 76.9 by Afternoon, and Wednesday's Fog Still Leads the Week
The 05:00 feed opens Tuesday clear and calm - a dry, mild day ahead, fog to start Wednesday, and the week's only real rain chance still waiting for Sunday.
DALLAS–FORT WORTH — Tuesday opened the way the feed promised overnight: clear and quiet. At the 05:00 file the station's live weather read 60.7 degrees under a clear sky (code 0), feeling like 62.6, on the way to a Tuesday high of 76.9 with a low of 59.2 and a precipitation chance of just 10 percent under overcast intervals (code 3). It is a full working day of mild November weather, and the morning drive runs dry.
Wednesday remains the week's two-part day: fog (code 45) to start, so the early drive across the Metroplex should plan for low visibility, then the week's warmest afternoon at 77.7 degrees, a low of 57.2 and a rain chance down to 3 percent. Thursday turns clear again (code 1, 75.3 high, no rain chance in the feed) and Friday holds mild and dry at 73.3.
The weekend is where the pattern finally moves. Saturday carries drizzle (code 55) at a 14 percent chance and 73.6 degrees, and Sunday is the week's wettest day in the current feed - light rain (code 53) at a 36 percent chance, cooling to 69.1 - with Monday behind it at 63.7 and a 10 percent chance. Veterans Day itself, Wednesday, is a fog-then-sunshine story: slow before 8 a.m., warm by parade time.
