Dallas residents can tuck their umbrellas away for now but might want to keep their jackets close at hand, as the city anticipates a temperate week peppered with mild winds and the occasional chance of rain, according to the National Weather Service. Today's forecast indicates increasing clouds with a high near 50, coupled with notably brisk north northwest winds that could reach up to 30 mph.
This evening, Dallas will see mostly cloudy skies initially which should gradually clear, leaving temperatures dropping to a low around 35; meanwhile, westward winds are expected to persist, gusting up to 20 mph. For those planning their midweek outings, Wednesday promises ample sunshine and a high nearing 60 degrees, the winds setting down to a milder pace at around 5 mph and shifting south southwest in the afternoon. Wednesday night will remain mostly clear, with temperatures dipping modestly to a low around 39.
The rest of the workweek appears to follow this gentle ebb and flow of clear skies and partial clouds. Thursday's weather is poised to be partly sunny; the temperature is projected to reach a high near 61 with a south wind ushering in gusts as high as 25 mph. By Thursday night, the clouds gather again, providing a mostly cloudy evening and a low hovering around 51 degrees.
Looking toward the weekend, Dallas is expecting mostly cloudy conditions on Friday, though temperatures are set to rise slightly, with a high near 68, and south winds continuing their momentum at around 15 mph, gusting potentially to 25 mph; Friday night holds a 30 percent chance of showers before midnight, followed by a shift to partly cloudy skies and a low around 49. The weekend should bring mostly sunny days, with Saturday and Sunday highs in the mid-60s and lower evening temperatures ranging in the mid-40s, plus another slight chance of showers come Sunday night into Monday—Dallas residents should have no cause for concern far as any major weather disturbances.
