Dallas at 56 and Clear Overnight — Thursday Tops Out at 77 Before Sunday's Rain Odds Climb to 77 Percent
The Metroplex is holding the quiet pattern into Thursday: 55.7 degrees under a clear sky in the small hours, feeling like 53.7, on the way to a sunny 76.6 this afternoon. Friday turns overcast and cooler at 65.7, and Sunday is now the feed's firmest wet day — rain at a 77% chance, up from 71% two hours ago, with a high of just 60.2.
DALLAS — The clear night is doing its slow November work. The station's weather feed read 55.7 degrees (code 0, clear) in the early hours of Thursday, feeling like 53.7, headed for the overnight low of 51.8 with a precipitation chance of zero — dry and still across Dallas–Fort Worth, and the front porch of the warmest day left in the seven-day feed.
Thursday is that day: clear again (code 0), a high of 76.6 and no rain in the feed at all. It is worth using. Friday turns overcast (code 3) and gives back eleven degrees — a high of 65.7, cooler than last night's feed showed, 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, with the rain chance edging up to 24% as the weekend system approaches.
Sunday remains the one genuinely wet day, and the feed firmed it up overnight: code 53 rain with the precipitation chance now at 77%, up from 71% on the 01:04 feed, a high of 60.2 and a low of 52.5 — a cool, soaking kind of day rather than a stormy one, on the codes the feed is showing. Monday keeps a drizzly tail (code 51) at a high of just 54.9, the coldest afternoon of the week, with the rain 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 with the chance at 10%. The shape of the week, on tonight'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 morning cycle.
