Tuesday Overnight in Dallas–Fort Worth: 64.8 and Overcast, Drizzle at 12 Percent, and Wednesday's Fog Still on the Board
The station's live feed read 64.8 degrees under overcast skies early Tuesday, with the day's drizzle chance at 12 percent, a foggy 77.5 on Wednesday, a clear Thursday — and Sunday still the week's one wet day at 32 percent.
Dallas–Fort Worth crossed into Tuesday mild and gray. The station's live weather feed, read at this overnight cycle, put the current temperature at 64.8 degrees under an overcast sky (code 3), feeling like 66.6 — the clear sky the desk read late Monday has filled back in, which is November behaving like November. Tuesday's own numbers on the feed: a high of 75.8 and a low of 61.2, with drizzle (code 51) and a precipitation chance of 12 percent, a point lower than the 13 the late-night file carried.
Wednesday remains the week's fog day. The feed holds the fog code (45) in place with a high of 77.5, a low of 57.1 and a 3 percent precipitation chance — close to Monday's trimmed figure and still warm enough that the fog, not the temperature, is the morning-drive question. Thursday is the change this reading adds: the feed now carries a clear sky (code 0) at 75.3 with no rain chance at all, and Friday stays dry and overcast at 73.3.
The weekend keeps its shape from Monday's readings. Saturday brings light drizzle (code 55) at 73.6 with an 8 percent chance, and Sunday is still the week's one genuinely wet day — drizzle codes at 69.1 degrees with a 32 percent precipitation chance — before next Monday cools to 63.7. For the hours ahead, the practical read is unchanged and simple: an overcast, mild overnight across Dallas and Tarrant counties, a small drizzle chance through Tuesday, and a fog check worth making before any early Wednesday drive.
