Houston Tuesday Mid-Morning Weather: Overcast at 66 and Climbing, With Sunday Now the Week's Hottest Day at 91
Houston's Tuesday is grey and warming - 66.1 degrees and overcast by mid-morning, feeling like 68.9 - on the way to 78.7 with a 9 percent rain chance. The week's shape holds, but the feed's Sunday has jumped to 91.1 degrees, the hottest reading of the next seven days.
Houston's Tuesday is living up to its overcast billing. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 66.1 degrees by mid-morning, feeling like 68.9 as the returning humidity makes itself felt, under a solid overcast. The feed holds the day at a high of 78.7, a low of 64.1 and a headline precipitation chance of 9 percent - a day where a stray light shower is possible but the grey, warming trend is the story.
Wednesday repeats the pattern almost exactly on the feed: overcast, a high of 80, a low of 66 and an 8 percent chance. Thursday remains the week's cleanest day - overcast but warmer at 83.6 degrees, a low of 69.8 and a zero rain chance.
The week's weather still arrives at the end of it. Friday carries the feed's only rain code, light rain at a high of 81.8 and a 26 percent precipitation chance, and Halloween Saturday stays unsettled at 87.2 degrees with a 23 percent chance - the window trick-or-treaters and parade plans are watching.
The feed's newest signal is behind the weekend. Sunday now reads 91.1 degrees with a low of 73.8 and a 5 percent rain chance - the hottest day on the seven-day outlook - and Monday holds the warmth at 90.4. The Weather Desk files its next regular update at 17:00.
