Dallas at 53 and Clear at Dawn — Thursday Tops Out at 77 Before Friday Cools and Sunday's Rain
The Metroplex woke up cooler than the overnight feed promised: 53.4 degrees and clear at dawn, feeling like 50.1. Thursday is still the week's best day — clear and 76.7 — before Friday turns overcast and eleven degrees cooler, and Sunday's rain holds firm at a 77% chance.
DALLAS — The clear night kept cooling past the forecast. The station's weather feed read 53.4 degrees (code 0, clear) at dawn on Thursday, feeling like 50.1, down from 55.7 on the overnight feed and headed for the day's low of 50.9 already in the books — a crisp, dry start across Dallas–Fort Worth, with a precipitation chance of zero.
Thursday remains the day to use: clear again (code 0), a high of 76.7 and no rain anywhere in the feed. Friday gives the warmth back — overcast (code 3), a high of 65.7, eleven degrees cooler, with a low of 48.7, the coldest night of the week, and still essentially dry at a 1% precipitation chance. Saturday stays gray (code 3) at 64.9, the rain chance edging up to 24% as the weekend system approaches.
Sunday is the week's one genuinely wet day, and the morning feed holds it firm: code 53 rain at a 77% precipitation chance, a high of 60.2 and a low of 52.5 — a cool, soaking day rather than a stormy one, on the codes shown. Monday keeps the drizzly tail (code 51) at a high of just 54.9, the coldest afternoon of the week, with the chance at 33%.
The pattern then resets the way North Texas Novembers do: Tuesday returns to dry and overcast (code 3) at 61.8 with a precipitation chance of zero, and Wednesday warms back to 70.3 under gray skies at 10%. The shape of the week, on this morning's feed, is simple — take Thursday's sunshine, dress for Friday's drop, and plan Sunday indoors. The Weather Desk's next file updates this one at the 17:00 cycle.
