Houston Weather at 10 P.M.: 70 Degrees and Overcast, Halloween Eases to 80 With Rain Down to 38 Percent, Election Day Thunderstorms Sit at 72 Percent
Friday ends at 69.9 degrees under overcast skies. Saturday's Halloween forecast has eased all day - from thunderstorm codes in Friday's earlier files to overcast and a high of 80.4 - while Tuesday, Election Day, now carries the week's strongest storm signal.
HOUSTON - Houston ends Friday at 69.9 degrees, feeling like 75.5, under overcast skies on the station's live Open-Meteo feed. Friday's final line reads a high of 77 and a low of 65.7, with the day's drizzle code 53 and a 64 percent precipitation probability behind the evening rain the city saw earlier.
The trend of the day is Halloween. Friday's earlier files carried Saturday under thunderstorm codes - a code 81 in the early evening and a code 61 at 8 p.m. - and tonight's feed has eased the holiday further: Saturday now reads overcast, code 3, with a high of 80.4, a low of 68.9 and rain probability down to 38 percent. Trick-or-treat hours look warm and mostly dry on the current feed, a genuine improvement across three straight forecast updates - though a 38 percent chance is not zero, and the desk will refresh the line in the morning file.
The rest of the weekend stays warm: Sunday reads fog, code 45, with a high of 81.1 and rain down to 9 percent - and clocks fall back at 2 a.m. Sunday, the earliest possible fall-back date, so Sunday's extra hour arrives on standard time. Monday is the week's warmest and driest day, overcast with a high of 85.8 and rain at just 3 percent.
The day to plan around is Tuesday - Election Day. The feed carries code 96, a thunderstorm with hail, a high of 84.1, a low of 66.1 and a 72 percent precipitation probability, the strongest storm signal of the week by a wide margin. Voters who can vote around the weather windows Tuesday should watch the morning refresh. Wednesday clears behind the front - code 0, a high of 75.7 - and Thursday returns to overcast at 80.2.
