As Dallas residents look up at an overcast sky, they can expect the cool, consistent temperature to linger around 48 degrees today, according to the National Weather Service. Those out and about should feel the light touch of the north-northeast wind at about 10 mph, providing a gentle nudge through the cloudy backdrop.
The outlook for tonight suggests a slight chance of showers with a 20 percent probability, as reported by the National Weather Service. The evening is set, to welcome a low near 42 degrees with the northeast wind going mild at 5 to 10 mph. As folks cozy into the week’s start Monday brings a 30 percent chance of, mostly morning, showers and a high poking just shy of the 50-degree mark.
Monday night, however, is when the rain is expected to pick up the pace. The National Weather Service forecasts showers to become more frequent after midnight. It will hold a steady mercury reading of around 49 degrees, accompanied by an equally persistent east-northeast wind. The odds stand firmly at 80 percent, and the possibility of new rainfall amounting to a quarter and a half of an inch is definitely on the table.
Tuesday's prediction favors an umbrella, with showers mainly before noon and a 90 percent chance of precipitation. This recent reading by the National Weather Service indicates a pattern of wet beginnings giving way to clearer afternoons, though the night brings a 70 percent chance, of more showers. The temperature will peak near 52 degrees, nudged by a north-northeast wind.
The intermittent showers are set to linger through Wednesday morning, boasting an 80 percent chance, before breaking into a partly sunny Thursday with a brisk high near 44. As the week progresses, Dallas will see a shift toward milder weather, culminating in a mostly sunny Friday and temperatures climbing toward a pleasant 55 degrees. Saturday's outlook hints at a return of rainfall with a modest 30 percent chance, as temperatures soar to an unseasonably warm high of 71 degrees.
