Dallas Weather Forecast: Rain Likelihood Spikes to 86 Percent Afternoon

Dallas residents can expect a dry Sunday night with temperatures settling at 66 degrees Fahrenheit. Wind speeds remain low, with gusts hovering around 5.59 miles per hour. The chance of precipitation is minimal, sitting at just 1 percent.

The perceived temperature, or heat index, is forecast to remain steady at 81 degrees Fahrenheit for both the high and the low. Daylight hours extend to 11 hours, with sunrise scheduled for 6:45 a.m. and sunset at 5:36 p.m.

Conditions shift tomorrow with a mix of clouds and clear skies. Temperatures are projected to range from a low of 64 degrees to a high of 84 degrees. The National Weather Service and AccuWeather report a notable change in precipitation odds throughout the day.

Morning rain chances stand at 21 percent. The probability jumps to 86 percent in the afternoon before dropping back to 21 percent for the evening. This midday spike suggests a potential for heavier showers during business hours.

Looking at the broader seasonal patterns, Dallas experiences a warm season lasting 3.4 months from June through September. The average daily high during this period is 87 degrees. August records the highest average maximum temperature at 95 degrees, with a minimum of 77 degrees.

The cooler months span three months from November to February, with average daily highs below 64 degrees. January is the coldest month, averaging a high of 57 degrees and a low of 39 degrees. The dry season lasts 5.5 months, stretching from October to April, with January recording the least precipitation.

April and October emerge as the wettest months, with rain occurring on more than 26 percent of days. May holds the record for the most humid month, averaging 11 days with at least one millimeter of rain.