Dallas is starting Veterans Day clear, calm and humid, with temperatures around 61 degrees early Wednesday. Patchy fog may briefly slow visibility in some areas before the sun takes over and sends afternoon temperatures toward a summery 80 degrees.
The Fort Worth office of the National Weather Service expects fog to lift by midmorning, with no rain accompanying a weak cold front moving through later Wednesday. Winds should be light and westerly ahead of the front, then northerly afterward.
Fog Burns Off Before A Warm Afternoon
For Dallas, the fog threat is expected to be limited and intermittent, with rural areas and locations west of Interstate 35 more likely to see reduced visibility. Once it clears, sunny skies should dominate, though temperatures may ease from the afternoon peak into the upper 70s by late day.
Wednesday night will be clear and cooler, with a low near 55 degrees. Thursday stays sunny with a high around 76, followed by another dry and mild day Friday near 71 degrees.
Rain Chances Return This Weekend
Saturday should remain mostly sunny and close to 70 degrees, with light post-frontal winds. A slight chance of showers arrives after midnight, setting up a wetter Sunday with showers and thunderstorms likely, a 70% rain chance and a high near 62.
Rain chances taper Sunday night, with rain possible into Monday morning; temperatures remain uncertain early in the week.
