Dallas residents can expect a mix of sunny skies and potential showers in the upcoming week, according to the latest weather forecasts. The National Weather Service predicts "increasing clouds, with a steady temperature around 62" for today, with gusts potentially hitting 25 mph. Tonight, the skies will clear up leading to a low around 48, bringing a slight reprieve from the windy conditions earlier in the day.
The rest of the week looks mostly favorable with plenty of sunshine and mild winds. "Sunny, with a high near 73," says the National Weather Service for Wednesday, preferred for those looking to spend some time outdoors. The winds will continue to be a factor with gusts as high as 25 mph. The night is set to remain clear with lows dipping to around 48 degrees. Thursday is expected to be sunny, with highs reaching near 75 and calming winds later in the morning.
Temperatures will continue to rise heading into the weekend, boasting a high near 80 on Friday, with the South wind at 10 to 15 mph, and gusts that could reach up to 20 mph. The forecast, provided by the National Weather Service, also indicates a warm Friday night, with partly cloudy skies and lows around 59.
However, the weekend may bring some variability to this pattern. Saturday is slated to be partly sunny with a high near 79 and brisk South southeast winds at 15 to 20 mph, with gusts potentially reaching 30 mph. By Saturday night, there's "a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms," bringing a potential change to the mostly clear week. The forecast for Sunday continues the trend of mild temperatures despite a "20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms" with sunny skies and a high again near 80, per National Weather Service.
Looking into the next week, Monday might see a continuation of those scattered showers, with the forecast giving a "30 percent chance of showers" and partly sunny conditions with highs around 80 degrees. While the start of the week could see some wet weather, the overall pattern remains warm and largely clear, fitting for the spring season in Dallas.
