Houston Weather at 10 P.M.: 74 Degrees With Rain Showers Back Over the City, Clocks Fall Back at 2 A.M., Tuesday Thunderstorms at 87 Percent
The clearing the evening promised did not hold. Houston sits at 74.2 degrees under rain showers late on Halloween night, with a dry Sunday and Monday ahead after the clock change, then Tuesday's thunderstorms before cooler air Wednesday.
HOUSTON - The rain came back. The station's live feed reads 74.2 degrees at 10 p.m., feeling like 79.9, under code 81 - rain showers - a late change from the clearing skies in this station's 8 p.m. file. Anyone heading home from Halloween night or the night's games should expect wet streets.
Before bed, the clock note: daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday. Clocks fall back one hour - an extra hour of sleep, and a darker Sunday evening than Houston has had since spring.
Sunday and Monday stay warm and mostly dry on the feed - Sunday code 53 with a high of 81 and a 5 percent precipitation chance, Monday code 3 with a high of 81.3 and a 20 percent chance. The warm pattern holds a few more days.
Tuesday remains the week's washout: code 95 thunderstorms, a high of 85.2 and an 87 percent precipitation chance. Wednesday turns cooler behind the storms - high 76.2, low 63.1, a 41 percent chance - and Thursday and Friday settle back to dry highs near 81 and 79.
