Dallas is starting Monday with a low of 58 forecast for Monday night and a daytime high of 75. The bigger story is the quick swing ahead: highs climb near 79 Tuesday and 82 on Veterans Day before a cold front turns the second half of the week noticeably cooler.
Monday Stays Mild With A Late Shower Chance
Monday should remain mostly dry across Dallas, with light south winds and afternoon temperatures in the low to mid-70s. A 20% chance of precipitation is forecast Monday night, with a low near 58, according to the National Weather Service.
Tuesday And Veterans Day Bring The Warmest Stretch
Tuesday is expected to be warmer, with widely scattered showers possible. Wednesday, Veterans Day, looks like the warmest day of the week with sunny skies and a high near 82—warm enough for outdoor plans, but just shy of the daily record of 85 at DFW.
Cold Front Arrives Wednesday Night
A cold front is expected to bring a glancing cooler change to North Texas late Wednesday into Thursday. Thursday will still be sunny with a high near 74, but north-northwest winds could gust to 25 mph, with cooler overnight temperatures later in the week.
Temperatures Ease Back Late In The Week
Friday highs are expected to stay below 70, with temperatures returning to near normal late in the week. Wednesday's high is forecast in the low 80s, with the cold front expected Wednesday evening.
