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Dallas Weather Today: Monday, November 24

Dallas, Texas Weather Forecast - November 24, 2025Table of ContentsDallas, Texas Weather Forecast - November 24, 2025Current Forecast for Monday, November 24thOvernight OutlookUnderstanding Weather ForecastsKey Takeaways Published: 2025/11/24 14:57:18 Current Forecast for Monday, November 24th Dallas, Texas is…

Dallas Weather Today: Monday, November 24

Dallas, Texas Weather Forecast – November 24, 2025

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Published: 2025/11/24 14:57:18

Current Forecast for Monday, November 24th

Dallas, Texas is expected to experiance a wet Monday, November 24th. The high temperature will reach 72 degrees Fahrenheit (22ºC). A very high probability of rain – 99% – is predicted, with more cloud cover than clear skies.Wind gusts are anticipated to reach up to 6.84 miles per hour.

Overnight Outlook

As night falls, the temperature will drop to 52 degrees Fahrenheit (11ºC). The chance of precipitation decreases significantly to 4%. Wind gusts will remain relatively mild, around 4.35 miles per hour.

Understanding Weather Forecasts

Weather forecasts are predictions of future weather conditions. They are created using complex computer models that analyze data from various sources, including weather stations, satellites, and radar. While forecasts have become increasingly accurate, they are not always perfect. The probability of precipitation (POP) indicates the likelihood that rain will fall at any given point within the forecast area. A 99% POP means there is a very high chance of rain.

Key Takeaways

  • high Temperature: 72°F (22°C)
  • Low Temperature: 52°F (11°C)
  • Probability of Rain: 99% (during the day), 4% (overnight)
  • Wind Gusts: Up to 6.84 mph
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