Houston Tuesday Midday Weather: Drizzle at 73, and Today's Rain Chance Has Climbed to 25 Percent
Houston is at 73.1 degrees at midday Tuesday, feeling like 77.1, and the station's live feed has upgraded the grey day to drizzle - Tuesday's precipitation chance is now 25 percent, tied with Halloween Saturday as the wettest slot of the week.
Houston's Tuesday has turned damp. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 73.1 degrees at midday, feeling like 77.1 in the humidity, and the day's weather code has changed from plain overcast to drizzle. Tuesday's headline precipitation chance has climbed to 25 percent, up from 15 percent late in the morning, on the way to a high of 78.1 and a low of 64.1.
Wednesday and Thursday hold the pattern behind it. Wednesday is overcast at 80.1 degrees with a low of 67.7, and its rain chance has ticked up to 12 percent. Thursday remains the week's cleanest day: overcast, 83.6 degrees, a low of 65.9 and a zero rain chance on the feed.
Friday still carries the feed's light-rain code at a high of 81.8 and a low of 70.3, with an 11 percent precipitation chance - which means Tuesday itself, at 25 percent, is now tied with Halloween Saturday as the week's wettest slot. Saturday is overcast and warm at 87.2 degrees for trick-or-treat hours.
Behind the weekend, the heat is still the headline. Sunday holds at 91.1 degrees with a low of 73.8 and a 4 percent rain chance - the hottest reading on the seven-day feed - and Monday stays warm at 90.4 with a 13 percent chance. The Weather Desk files its next regular update at 17:00.
