Dallas Weather Service Forecasts Highs Near Seasonal Average for Tuesday
The National Weather Service and AccuWeather predict mild conditions with a 49% chance of rain for the city.
By Marina Weber ·
Meteorological data for the American Southwest indicates a stable atmospheric pattern for the upcoming week. In Dallas, Texas, officials forecast a high of 75 Fahrenheit, or 24 Celsius, for Tuesday, November 10. The probability of precipitation stands at 49 percent, accompanied by low cloud cover and wind gusts reaching 5.59 miles per hour.
Temperatures will drop to 57 Fahrenheit, or 14 Celsius, during the evening hours. The chance of rain decreases to 11 percent overnight, while wind speeds remain consistent at 5.59 miles per hour. The perceived temperature, or heat index, is expected to hold steady at 75 Fahrenheit for both the daily maximum and minimum readings.
Daylight duration in the region totals 11 hours on this date. Sunrise is scheduled for 06:53 a.m., followed by sunset at 5:29 p.m. These times align with the standard seasonal shift in the Northern Hemisphere during late autumn.
For Wednesday, the forecast shifts toward clearer skies. Temperatures are projected to range from a low of 54 Fahrenheit to a high of 81 Fahrenheit. The National Weather Service and AccuWeather estimate a 2 percent chance of rain during the morning and evening, rising slightly to 4 percent in the afternoon.
Historical climate records for the city show distinct seasonal variations. The hot season spans 3.4 months from June to September, with an average daily high of 87 Fahrenheit. August represents the warmest month, averaging a high of 95 Fahrenheit and a low of 77 Fahrenheit. Conversely, the cool season lasts three months from November to February, with average daily highs below 64 Fahrenheit.
January is the coldest month in the Dallas cycle, recording an average low of 39 Fahrenheit and a high of 57 Fahrenheit. Rainfall patterns are concentrated between April and October, a period where the probability of rain exceeds 26 percent on any given day. May is the wettest month, averaging 11 days with at least 1 millimeter of precipitation.
The dry season extends for 5.5 months, beginning on October 23 and ending on April 9. January records the fewest rainy days of the year. These metrics provide a baseline for comparing current November conditions against long-term climatic trends in the region.
