Houston's Sunday Stays Dry Under Gray Skies; Late-Week Rain Chances Build
Houston woke to overcast skies and 63 degrees on Sunday, with a dry high near 78 ahead. The week starts dry and mild before rain chances build from Tuesday into the soggiest signal of the period on Saturday, the station's Open-Meteo feed shows.
Houston's Sunday is a gray, dry one. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo) read 63 degrees and overcast at the morning check, feeling like 64, with a high of 77.5 and a low of 61.9 expected and no precipitation in the day's signal — a quiet backdrop for the Texans' noon kickoff at home and for Harris County's Sunday early-voting hours, which run from noon to 7 p.m.
The dry pattern holds into the workweek's start. Monday tops out at 79.1 under continued overcast, with the week's coolest morning at 57.9 and again no rain in the signal. Tuesday stays near 79 for a high, but the low jumps to 69.5 — a noticeably muggier morning — and the first small rain chance of the period appears, at 3 percent.
The late week warms and turns less settled. Wednesday reaches 84.2 with a rain chance of 8, Thursday peaks at 84.4 and dry, and Friday holds at 82.3 with a 10 percent chance. Saturday carries the strongest rain signal of the seven-day period at 26 percent, with a high of 83.9 and a low of 71.3. Nothing in the feed shows a severe-weather signal for Houston this week; the pattern is clouds, warmth and slowly building rain chances rather than storms.
