Wednesday at 7 in Dallas–Fort Worth: 59.4 and Clear for the Parades, 78 by Afternoon, and Sunday's Drizzle Is Now Rain
Dallas–Fort Worth stood at 59.4 degrees and clear at the 7 a.m. file, heading for a 78-degree Veterans Day with a 1% rain chance — while Sunday's forecast firmed from drizzle to rain (code 63) at 60 degrees and a 56% chance.
DALLAS–FORT WORTH — The holiday morning is holding its shape. Dallas–Fort Worth stood at 59.4 degrees under a clear sky (weather code 0) at the 7 a.m. file on the station's live Open-Meteo feed, feeling like 60.4 — cool enough for a jacket at the 11 a.m. parade routes in Dallas and Fort Worth, and the last cool reading of the day.
Wednesday tops out at 78 with a low of 59.2 (code 2, mostly clear) and a precipitation chance of just 1%. Thursday stays clear at 73.5 and 50.8 with a 0% rain chance, and Friday holds dry and overcast at 72.9 and 58.6 (code 3, 0%) — the dry run now extends through the working week.
The weekend turn sharpened in this morning's feed. Saturday cools to 64.2 and 53.4 (code 3) with the rain chance at 15%. Sunday is now coded 63 — rain, not the drizzle (code 53) of the overnight files — at a high of 60 and a low of 46.4, with precipitation odds of 56%. Monday follows with drizzle (code 51) at 56.9 and a 39% chance before Tuesday clears at 62.4.
For today, nothing in the feed asks anything of the holiday: clear at dawn, 78 by afternoon, and a 1% rain chance over two parades, a dozen ceremonies and a full slate of veterans' observances. The week's one weather decision remains Sunday, and it is now a rain decision, not a drizzle one.
