Houston Weather at Midnight: 74 Degrees and Partly Cloudy, Sunday Fog, Tuesday Thunderstorms at 87 Percent
The Halloween-night showers have moved off. Houston sits at 74.3 degrees under partly cloudy skies after midnight, with fog on the feed for Sunday, a dry Monday, and Tuesday's thunderstorms still the week's main event at 87 percent.
HOUSTON - The rain is gone for now. The station's live feed reads 74.3 degrees just after midnight, feeling like 81.9, under code 2 - partly cloudy - a change from the rain showers in this station's 10 p.m. file. Wet streets remain from the evening's rain.
Sunday's code on the feed is 45 - fog - with a high of 81.6, a low of 69.9 and a 12 percent precipitation chance. Early Sunday drivers should expect the fog the code promises, on a morning when the clocks have also changed: daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m., and clocks fall back one hour.
Monday stays warm and mostly dry - code 3, high 81.3, low 69.2, a 20 percent precipitation chance. The pattern's warm peak arrives with its storms.
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 the rest of the week settles back to dry highs near 81, 79 and 80 through Saturday.
