Tuesday Late Night in Dallas–Fort Worth: 66.9 and Overcast at 11 P.M., Veterans Day Stays Dry at 79.1 — and Sunday's Rain Is Now the Week's Main Event
The Metroplex closes Tuesday at 66.9 degrees under overcast skies. Veterans Day Wednesday is dry and warm — 79.1 with a 1% rain chance for the parades — Thursday clears and cools, and the week's turn arrives Sunday: rain at 63%, a high of just 60.5, and a Monday follow-through at 55.
DALLAS — Tuesday is ending mild in Dallas–Fort Worth: 66.9 degrees at 11 p.m., feeling like 68.9, under overcast skies, on a day that topped out at 78.4. The overnight low settles near the day's 61-degree floor before Wednesday takes the stage.
Veterans Day itself is the week's best outdoor day, and the feed holds it firm: overcast but dry, a high of 79.1, a low of 59.4, and a precipitation chance of just 1% — the parade window in Dallas and Fort Worth runs under cloud cover without rain. Thursday then clears to a code-2 sky, 74.5 and 52.1, and Friday stays dry and mild at 74.7 before Saturday eases to 68.8 with a 6% rain chance.
The turn is Sunday, and it is firming rather than fading: rain (code 63) at a 63% chance, a high of only 60.5 and a low of 46.9 — the week's first genuinely cold night — with Monday following through at 55 degrees, more rain at 41%, and a low of 47. Anyone with weekend plans outdoors has Saturday; anyone with travel or events Sunday should plan on wet and chilly, a full 19 degrees colder at the high than Wednesday's parade day.
