Wednesday Overnight in Dallas–Fort Worth: 64.1 and Clear Under the Stars, and Veterans Day Itself Arrives Sunny at 78.5
The Metroplex sits at 64.1 degrees and clear at 1 a.m. on Veterans Day, on its way to a sunny, dry holiday at 78.5 with a 1% rain chance — the warmest, calmest day of a week that ends with a 63% rain chance and a 59.7-degree Sunday.
DALLAS–FORT WORTH — The holiday starts quiet. Dallas–Fort Worth sat at 64.1 degrees under a clear sky (weather code 0) in the first hour of Wednesday, feeling like 65.3, on the station's live Open-Meteo feed — a calm overnight in front of a Veterans Day that the feed holds sunny and dry from end to end.
Wednesday itself is the week's best day: a high of 78.5 and a low of 59.5, clear (code 0), with precipitation odds of just 1% — parade weather for the morning's observances in Dallas and Fort Worth. Thursday stays dry and mild at 74.5 and 52.1 under partly cloudy skies (code 2, 0%), and Friday holds at 74 and 60.6, overcast (code 3, 0%).
The turn comes on the weekend. Saturday cools to 68.1 and 54.5 (code 3, 6%), and Sunday is the week's wet day: drizzle (code 53), a high of just 59.7 and a low of 47.6, with precipitation odds of 63%. Monday stays cool and unsettled at 57.8 (code 3, 41%) before Tuesday clears again at 63.4 with a 1% rain chance.
For anyone with a flag to fly or a parade to stand at this morning, no weather decision is required — the feed asks nothing of Veterans Day. The decision the week does ask is a Sunday one: the season's first genuinely cold, wet day arrives in four days, and it arrives on the forecast's most confident number.
