Dallas Weather: Mid-week looks mostly dry before weekend rain
Halloween Forecast and Weekend Rain
What we know:
DALLAS - Rain chances will remain low through the middle of the week.
Precipitation chances will begin late in the day on Thursday, primarily affecting western counties.
The most significant opportunity for rain arrives Friday afternoon and evening, continuing into Saturday. About half of the region is expected to see rainfall during this timeframe.
High temperatures will drop into the 70s by Saturday.
7-Day Forecast
Current conditions and mid-week outlook
By the numbers:
Tuesday morning brought a gloomy start with a 10% chance of rain for the morning commute. The disturbance produced light showers primarily in eastern and northeastern counties, including Paris and Greenville.
Spotty precipitation also fell south of the Metroplex near Corsicana, Kaufman, Hubbard, and Waco.
Morning temperatures started a couple of degrees warmer than Monday.
Granbury saw temperatures in the upper 50s, McKinney sat at 60 degrees, and Denton and Fort Worth recorded 63 degrees.
The morning clouds will move east, leaving partly sunny skies for Tuesday afternoon. Winds will blow between 6 and 12 mph, and high temperatures will reach the low 80s with tolerable humidity levels.
Wednesday will remain dry.
Morning temperatures will range from the mid-50s to the mid-60s. The afternoon will feature sunny skies, a steady south breeze, and high temperatures easily reaching the low 80s.
Radar: Dallas Fort Worth
When does Daylight Savings Time end?
What's next:
Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend on Nov. 1, meaning North Texans will fall back one hour.
The Source: The information in this article comes from FOX 4's Ali Turiano.