Tuesday Afternoon in Dallas–Fort Worth: 74 and Partly Cloudy, 76.3 by the Close, and a 79-Degree Veterans Day Ahead
The station feed puts Dallas–Fort Worth at 74 degrees under partly cloudy skies early this afternoon, on the way to 76.3. Tomorrow's holiday is the week's warmest day — 79 and dry — before the weekend turns showery and Monday drops into the low 50s.
DALLAS–FORT WORTH — Early afternoon in the Metroplex is warm and bright. The station's live weather feed, read at this cycle, puts Dallas–Fort Worth at 74 degrees, feeling like 76.2, under partly cloudy skies (code 2). Tuesday closes at a high of 76.3 with a low of 61 and a 23 percent precipitation chance — the same unsettled edge the feed has carried all day, with no organized rain in it.
Veterans Day is the week's best day, and it is not close. Wednesday runs mostly overcast on the feed's code but warm and effectively dry: a high of 79, a low of 58.2 and a precipitation chance of just 3 percent — parade and ceremony weather across the Metroplex, with city offices closed for the holiday. Thursday holds at 76.5 with a low of 53.8 and no precipitation chance, and Friday stays dry at 74.7.
The turn comes on the weekend. Saturday slips to 68.7 with light drizzle in the feed (code 51) and an 8 percent precipitation chance, Sunday drops to 61.9 with steadier drizzle (code 55) and the week's highest precipitation chance at 27 percent, and Monday turns genuinely cool — rain (code 63), a high of just 52.8 and a low of 46.4. The practical line for the week: enjoy the holiday warmth, and keep a jacket where you can reach it by Sunday.
