Dallas is starting Tuesday with a forecast low of 62 degrees, light north-to-northeast winds and near-zero cloud cover. The forecast stays remarkably quiet after last week’s wetter weather, giving outdoor plans a long runway through the upcoming weekend.
The National Weather Service Fort Worth forecast calls for a high near 85 degrees Tuesday, with light north-to-northeast winds and no rain expected. Patchy fog could develop in far northwest counties early Tuesday, but no watches, warnings or advisories are listed for the Dallas area, according to the National Weather Service.
Sunny Tuesday Leads Into More Warm Afternoons
Tuesday night should have a low of 62 degrees before Wednesday warms to around 86 under sunny skies. Thursday is expected to bring sun and clouds, with a low around 64.
Little Rain In Sight Through Columbus Day
Friday is expected to be the warmest day of the late-week stretch at about 88 degrees, followed by a sunny Saturday near 85. Rain chances remain minimal over the weekend, at 2% Saturday and 0% Sunday, while Sunday reaches about 87.
For Dallas residents, the pattern means cool nights, light winds and warm afternoons through the upcoming weekend. Nights become progressively warmer, making the stretch feel more like lingering summer than the calendar suggests, while the forecast remains dry and broadly comfortable through the weekend.
