Tuesday Night in Dallas–Fort Worth: 71.3 and Overcast at 9 P.M., Veterans Day Holds Dry and Warm at 79.2 Before Sunday's Rain
The station feed at 9 p.m. reads 71.3 degrees under overcast skies, closing a Tuesday that topped at 78.4. Veterans Day Wednesday has gone overcast on the feed but its rain chance has fallen to 1% at a high of 79.2 — dry for both parades — and the week's real turn waits until Sunday, when rain firms up at 63% and the high drops to 60.5.
DALLAS — The Weather Desk's late-evening update opens on the station's live feed at about 9 p.m.: 71.3 degrees, feeling like 72.7, under overcast skies (code 3). Tuesday closes with a recorded high of 78.4 and an overnight low of 61, with the day's precipitation chance at 23% — a mild, quiet November night across the Metroplex, and no weather complication for the overnight road work on the Denton freeway.
Veterans Day Wednesday has shifted on the feed since the evening file: it now codes overcast (code 3) instead of partly cloudy, but the number that matters for the parades has improved — a high of 79.2, a low of 59.6 and a precipitation chance of just 1%. Both downtowns stay dry for the late-morning routes in Dallas and Fort Worth. Thursday follows partly cloudy at 74.5 with a cooler low of 52.1, and Friday is dry and overcast at 74.7.
The weekend turn is unchanged and firming: Saturday cools to 68.8 under overcast with a 6% rain chance, then Sunday brings the week's rain (code 63) at a 63% precipitation chance, a high of just 60.5 and a low of 46.9 — the coldest night of the stretch. Monday stays wet at 55 degrees with a 41% chance. Parade plans need nothing but a jacket for the morning; weekend plans should keep Sunday flexible.
