Weather in Dallas for the week
Weather in Dallas for the week: from +28° to +38° by day and night. Day-by-day forecast, precipitation chance and a temperature chart below.
Weather forecast in Dallas for the week 📅
Temperature chart for the week 📈
Weather in Dallas for 5 days
Weekend weather in Dallas
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FAQ about weather in Dallas ❓
What's the weather in Dallas for the week?
This week from +28° to +38°, mostly clear.
What's the 5-day forecast in Dallas?
Five-day forecast: by day from +37° to +38°, nights around +28°. Rain: Friday.
Which days in Dallas will it rain?
Rain expected: Friday (September 11). Take an umbrella those days.
Weekend weather in Dallas?
Weekend: Saturday +38°/+28°, Sunday +37°/+28°.
Warmer or colder than usual in Dallas this week?
This week it is about 5° warmer than usual.
Do I need an umbrella in Dallas for the week?
No, precipitation is unlikely — you can go out without an umbrella.
Will it be hot in Dallas?
Up to +37° by day — hot. Drink more water, avoid the sun from noon to 4 PM, wear light clothes and a hat.
Do I need rubber boots in Dallas?
In rain and puddles, rubber boots or waterproof shoes will come in handy.
How long is it safe to stay in the sun in Dallas?
At UV 2, no more than 20–30 minutes unprotected; longer with SPF 30+ and shade.
Weather in Dallas — in detail
Weather forecast in Dallas for the week: from +28° to +38° day and night. Warmest day — Thursday, September 10 (up to +38°). Coolest — Wednesday, September 9 (+28°). No significant precipitation. Trend: with no sharp changes. See also the forecast for 2 weeks and for the month.
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