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WEATHER - MIDDAY

Tuesday Midday in Dallas–Fort Worth: 71.2 and Mostly Clear, 76.7 by Afternoon, and a 79-Degree Veterans Day Ahead

The lunch hour is the warm-up act: mostly clear and 71.2 at midday, a high of 76.7 this afternoon, and Wednesday — Veterans Day — is the week's warmest day at 79 before the weekend cools and Sunday brings the next rain chance.

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Tuesday Midday in Dallas–Fort Worth: 71.2 and Mostly Clear, 76.7 by Afternoon, and a 79-Degree Veterans Day Ahead (Dallas Watch News)

DALLAS — Midday in the Metroplex is running bright and mild. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo) read 71.2 degrees and mostly clear late this morning, feeling like 72.9, on the way to a Tuesday high of 76.7 with a low of 61 tonight. The day's rain chance stands at 23 percent — a stray chance, not a washout — and the morning file's high of 76.9 has been revised a touch, to 76.7.

Wednesday is the week's headline. Veterans Day runs overcast on the feed but warm: a high of 79 with a low of 58.2 and only a 3 percent rain chance — parade-and-ceremony weather across Dallas–Fort Worth. Thursday stays dry and pleasant at 76.4, and Friday holds at 72.1, both with a zero percent rain chance on the current feed.

The turn comes on the weekend. Saturday cools to 68.1, and Sunday drops to a high of 62.3 with light rain (code 51) and a 27 percent precipitation chance, the week's best rain signal. Monday goes cooler still — 51.8 for a high, 47.8 for a low, light rain again possible. The pattern, in one line: a warm holiday Wednesday, a dry workweek finish, and a genuinely cooler, damp end to the weekend.

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