Tuesday Late Afternoon in Dallas–Fort Worth: 76.6 and Partly Cloudy, Veterans Day Clears to Sunny and 79.1 — and the Weekend Rain Is Firming Up
The station feed puts the Metroplex at 76.6 degrees under partly cloudy skies late this afternoon. The feed has cleared tomorrow and Thursday to full sun, but Sunday's rain chance has climbed to 39 percent and Monday's to 30 — the cool turn at the week's end is no longer a maybe.
DALLAS–FORT WORTH — Late afternoon is the warmest part of a warm day. The station's live weather feed, read at this cycle, puts Dallas–Fort Worth at 76.6 degrees, feeling like 76.7, under partly cloudy skies (code 2). Tuesday closes at a high of 76.7 with a low of 61 and a 23 percent precipitation chance that has produced no organized rain.
The holiday has improved since this desk's early-afternoon file. Veterans Day now reads clear on the feed (code 0): a high of 79.1, a low of 57.7 and a precipitation chance down to 2 percent — full sun for the parades and ceremonies across the Metroplex, with city offices closed for the holiday. Thursday has cleared the same way, sunny (code 0) at 76.5 with a cooler low of 49.6 and no precipitation chance, and Friday stays dry at 74.7 under overcast skies.
The weekend turn, meanwhile, is firming up. Saturday slips to 68.7 with light drizzle in the feed (code 51) and a 9 percent precipitation chance. Sunday drops to 61.9 with steadier drizzle (code 55) and a precipitation chance now at 39 percent — up from 27 percent on this desk's early-afternoon reading — and Monday turns genuinely cool and wet: rain (code 63), a high of just 52.8, a low of 46.4 and a 30 percent precipitation chance. The practical line is unchanged but stronger: enjoy two sunny days, and plan Sunday like a rain day.
