The National Weather Service has provided an outlook for Dallas that promises a series of sunny days ahead, with temperatures steadily climbing into the low 90s. According to the forecast, today will be sunny with a high near 90 degrees and a calm east northeast wind blowing at 5 to 10 mph. The clear skies are set to continue into the evening, ushering in a low of around 63 degrees.
The pattern of sunshine is expected to persist through the weekend, with a high near 88 degrees expected for Friday and a similar east wind of around 5 mph. As reported by the National Weather Service, Friday night's weather will remain clear with a low of around 64 degrees. Saturday seeks to quickly follow suit with a high approaching 91 and a gentle transition to a south southeast wind in the afternoon.
On Sunday, temperatures are anticipated to hover near the 91-degree mark again, while winds from the south pick up to 10 to 15 mph, with potential gusts as high as 25 mph. Sunday night will be mostly clear with a mild low around 69 degrees and a continuous south wind of about 10 mph. The weather for the Columbus Day holiday maintains this trend, with another sunny day and a high near 92 degrees.
The remainder of the forecast indicates more of the same, with Monday night's sky being clear and a low near 69 degrees leading into a sunny Tuesday with a high again near 92. Tuesday night's conditions are expected to be clear with a low around 68 degrees, while Wednesday plans to only slightly raise the stakes with a sunny day that reaches a high near 93. This stretch of favorable weather offers Dallas residents a plea for taking to enjoy the outdoors and the consistency of the Texas autumnal climate.
