Wednesday at Midday in Dallas–Fort Worth: 73 and Clear Over the Parades, 78.7 by Afternoon, and Sunday's Rain Still Sits at 67%
The station's live feed read 73 degrees and clear (code 0) at the midday file, feeling like 74.3, on the way to a 78.7 Veterans Day high with a 1% rain chance — while Sunday's rain (code 63) held its 67% chance and Monday's drizzle followed behind it.
DALLAS–FORT WORTH — Midday is delivering exactly what the morning promised. Dallas–Fort Worth stood at 73 degrees under a clear sky (weather code 0) at the 11 a.m. file on the station's live Open-Meteo feed, feeling like 74.3 — up from 65.7 at the 9 a.m. file, with the Veterans Day ceremonies downtown taking place in full sun.
Wednesday tops out at 78.7 with a low of 59.6 (code 2, mostly clear) and a precipitation chance of just 1%. Thursday stays clear and warm at 76.2 and 51.4 (code 0, 0%), and Friday holds dry at 72.9 and 48.7 (code 3, 0%). Nothing in the working week's forecast asks anyone to change a plan.
The weekend turn is unchanged from the morning files. Saturday cools to 64.2 and 53.4 (code 3) with the rain chance at 17%. Sunday remains coded 63 — rain — at a high of 60 and a low of 46.4, its precipitation chance holding at 67%. Monday follows with drizzle (code 51) at 56.9 and a 32% chance before Tuesday clears at 62.4 (code 1, 0%).
For the rest of today there is nothing to plan around: clear, warm and dry over both parade routes and the afternoon's outdoor observances. The week's one real weather decision remains Sunday's — and at midday it still looks like a rain plan.
