Dallas is starting Monday, October 26, with cirrus and increasing low cloud cover and temperatures climbing through the 60s toward another warm afternoon. The high should reach about 82 degrees, with light southeast winds and no rain expected during the day.
Sunny Monday Opens Another Warm Stretch
The Dallas point forecast gives a Monday-night low of 63. Tuesday should be slightly warmer at about 83 degrees. Wednesday may reach 84 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
Thursday stays warm near 84 degrees but turns mostly cloudy, keeping Dallas in a stretch of above-normal temperatures through most of the workweek. The late-week rain chances outlined in Hoodline's previous forecast remain in view, with higher chances late in the week.
Rain Chances Rise For Halloween Weekend
Rain chances rise late Thursday into Friday. Friday, October 30, brings a 40% chance of precipitation and a high near 78.
Showers and thunderstorms remain possible Friday night and Saturday, October 31, with probabilities no higher than about 30–40%. Halloween afternoon should reach about 85 degrees, so outdoor plans may need a backup, especially if they run into the evening.
Rain Chances Continue Sunday
Rain chances continue Sunday, November 1, extending the unsettled pattern beyond Friday and Saturday.
No watches, warnings or advisories are in effect for the Dallas area. For now, Monday through Thursday favor warm, mostly dry conditions, while the more unsettled weather is concentrated around the end of the week.
