Dallas Weather: Mild Monday Ahead of Tuesday's Rain
Temperatures hover near 72 degrees with a low chance of precipitation, while Tuesday brings a higher risk of showers.
By Adrian Kovalenko ·
It will be a mild day in Dallas.
The high temperature is expected to reach 72 degrees Fahrenheit on this Monday, November 9. The sky will feature a mix of clouds and clear skies. Residents have a 15% chance of rain during the day. Wind gusts will top out at 3.73 miles per hour.
As night falls, the mercury will dip to 59 degrees Fahrenheit. The odds of precipitation rise to 41% after dark. Winds will shift slightly, with gusts averaging 4.35 miles per hour. The estimated real feel temperature remains steady at 72 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the day.
Daylight hours are limited. The sun rises at 6:52 a.m. and sets at 5:30 p.m. This provides 11 hours of light. The shortening days mark the transition into the cooler months.
Conditions will change tomorrow. The forecast predicts sparse cloud cover for Tuesday. Temperatures will range between 57 and 73 degrees Fahrenheit. The National Weather Service and AccuWeather data show a 49% chance of rain in the morning. That probability drops to 11% in the afternoon before climbing back to 49% at night.
Longer weather patterns show a distinct seasonal shift. The hot season in Dallas lasts 3.4 months, spanning June through September. The average daily high during this period is 87 degrees Fahrenheit. August is the warmest month, with average highs of 95 degrees and lows of 77 degrees.
The cool season lasts three months, from November to February. Average daily highs stay below 64 degrees Fahrenheit during this time. January is the coldest month, with average lows of 39 degrees and highs of 57 degrees. April and October are the wettest months, with a daily rain probability exceeding 26%. May sees an average of 11 days with at least one millimeter of precipitation. The dry season runs from October 23 to April 9, with January recording the lowest precipitation levels.
