A Clear, Cool Night in Dallas: 67 and Falling Toward 60 — Then a Sunny 77 on Thursday Before Sunday's Rain
Wednesday's 80-degree afternoon is giving way to a clear night at 67.5 degrees and dropping toward a 59.8 low. The station feed holds Thursday sunny and dry at 77, turns Friday overcast and cooler, and keeps Sunday as the week's one wet day — rain (code 61) at a 71% chance with a high of just 59.
DALLAS — Veterans Day in the Metroplex is ending the way it spent most of its hours: clear. The station's weather feed read 67.5 degrees under a clear sky (code 0) on Wednesday evening, down from the day's high of 80.1, with the overnight low set at 59.8 and the chance of precipitation at 1% — a cool, dry night for the drive home and the morning after.
Thursday is the week's last warm, bright day on the current feed: clear again (code 0), a high of 77.1, a low of 52.8 and a precipitation chance of zero. Friday turns overcast (code 3) and cooler — 70.0 for the high, 49.3 for the low — and Saturday stays cloudy at 67.0 with the rain chance edging up to 22%, the front edge of the weekend change the Weather Desk has carried since the morning files.
Sunday remains the day to plan around: rain (code 61), a high of only 59.1, a low of 48.3 and a 71% precipitation chance — the strongest signal in the seven-day feed by a wide margin. Monday dries out under cloud (code 3, 62.9, 29%) and Tuesday clears again at 64.4, so the wet spell, on tonight's numbers, is a one-day event wedged between two dry stretches.
The shape of the week, then, is simple: enjoy Thursday, expect a grayer and cooler Friday and Saturday, and keep Sunday indoors or under cover. The feed updates continuously, and the Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the 05:00 morning file — any material change to Sunday's rain chance will lead it.
