Houston Tuesday Weather: Overcast and Warm Near 79, With Rain Chances Building Toward Halloween
Houston starts Tuesday overcast at about 65 degrees and warms to near 79 with only a 9 percent rain chance on the station feed; the wet chances climb Friday and into Halloween Saturday, when showers carry a 32 percent chance.
Houston's Tuesday is a quiet, grey, warm day. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 64.5 degrees and overcast in the first hour of Tuesday, feeling like 66, and the day's forecast high is 79 with a low of 62.7 and a precipitation chance of just 9 percent - a dry day for the morning commute and for early voters heading to the polls.
The pattern holds midweek. Wednesday reaches 80.7 degrees with a 16 percent rain chance, and Thursday is the warmest and driest day of the stretch at 83.5 degrees with no rain chance on the feed. Temperatures stay in the low 80s to upper 80s through the weekend, with Sunday at 88.4.
The change comes at the end of the week. Friday turns showery on the feed - code 80, high 78.6, rain chance 22 percent - and Halloween Saturday carries the week's highest rain chance at 32 percent, also showery, with a high of 85.8. Families planning trick-or-treat routes should keep the Saturday evening picture in view as the feed updates; the rain chances are modest, not a washout signal, but they are the week's peak.
Beyond the weekend, Monday trends warmer still at 90.4 degrees with light-rain code and a 12 percent chance. The Weather Desk updates this file with the 05:00 morning file and again at 17:00.
