Wednesday Early in Dallas–Fort Worth: 62.4 and Clear Before Dawn, and Veterans Day Peaks at 78.2 Under a Clear Sky
The Metroplex sits at 62.4 degrees and clear at 3 a.m. on Veterans Day, on its way to a 78.2-degree holiday under a clear sky with a 1% rain chance — and the feed has quietly upgraded Thursday to clear as well, while Sunday's wet day holds at a 59.7-degree high and a 56% rain chance.
DALLAS–FORT WORTH — The holiday's first hours are as calm as the day itself will be. Dallas–Fort Worth sat at 62.4 degrees under a clear sky (weather code 0) in the early hours of Wednesday, feeling like 63.6, on the station's live Open-Meteo feed — down a shade from the 64.1 the feed read two hours ago, on a night that asks nothing of anyone sleeping through it or standing a parade route at dawn.
Wednesday itself remains the week's best day: a high of 78.2 and a low of 59.3, clear (code 0) end to end, with precipitation odds of just 1% — parade weather for the morning's observances in Fort Worth and Dallas. The feed has moved since the overnight file, in the reader's favor: Thursday is now clear too (code 0, up from partly cloudy), at 73.5 and 50.8 with a 0% rain chance, and Friday holds dry and overcast at 74 and 60.6 (code 3, 0%).
The weekend turn is unchanged in shape and slightly sharper in detail. Saturday cools to 68.1 and 54.5 (code 3) with the rain chance now at 15%, up from 6% overnight. Sunday remains the week's wet day: drizzle (code 53), a high of just 59.7 and a low of 47.6, with precipitation odds of 56%. Monday stays cool and unsettled at 57.8 (code 3, 39%) before Tuesday clears again at 63.4 with a 1% rain chance.
For this morning, the practical read is simple: nothing in the sky competes with the holiday. Flags, bands and open-air ceremonies get the feed's calmest window of the week, and the first weather decision of any consequence is still four days out, on Sunday.
