Tuesday Overnight in Dallas–Fort Worth: 62.4 and Mostly Clear, Tuesday Tops at 75, and Wednesday's Fog Is Still the Story
The drizzle that sat in Monday's feed is gone overnight. Tuesday runs dry and mild, Wednesday opens in fog before 77.7, and the week's next real rain chance waits for the weekend.
DALLAS–FORT WORTH — The overnight feed has cleaned up the week. At the cycle the station's live weather read 62.4 degrees under a mostly clear sky (code 1), feeling like 64.2, with Tuesday's rain chance down to 9 percent — a different picture from Monday night, when drizzle still sat in Tuesday's forecast at 12 to 15 percent.
Tuesday itself now runs overcast-to-clearing (code 3) between 60.3 and 75 degrees with that 9 percent chance, and Wednesday keeps the pattern North Texans have been watching all week: fog (code 45) to start, then the week's warmest afternoon at 77.7 degrees, with the rain chance down to 3 percent and a low of 57.2. Anyone driving early Wednesday across the Metroplex should still plan for a slow, low-visibility first hour before the fog lifts.
Thursday stays clear and mild (code 1, 75.3 high, no rain chance in the feed) and Friday holds at 73.3 under cloud. The weekend is where the moisture returns: Saturday carries drizzle (code 55) at 14 percent and 73.6, 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.
