Houston Weather at 2 A.M.: 68 Degrees and Clear, Halloween Showers Top Out at 78, Election Day Thunderstorms Hold at 72 Percent
The station feed read 67.6 degrees and clear at 2 a.m. - but Saturday's code has turned to rain showers, and Tuesday's thunderstorm chance is still the week's headline.
HOUSTON - The overnight sky over Houston was clear at 2 a.m., with the station's live weather feed reading 67.6 degrees and feeling like 71.2 - a quiet start to a Halloween Saturday that does not stay dry. The feed's Saturday code has shifted to rain showers (code 82), with a high of 78, a low of 67.4 and a 36 percent precipitation chance, a step wetter than the midnight file's overcast outlook.
Sunday turns warmer and mostly calmer on the feed: code 45, a high of 81.2 and a low of 68, with precipitation down to 9 percent - the driest day in the seven-day window, and the morning Houstonians lose an hour as clocks fall back at 2 a.m. Monday edges up to 83.6 under code 51 with a 3 percent chance, before the week's real weather arrives Tuesday.
Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, still carries the feed's thunderstorm code 96, a 72 percent precipitation chance, a high of 84.6 and a low of 65.6 - the same storm signal the desk has tracked all week, now three days out. Wednesday clears to code 1 with a high of 76.3, Thursday reaches 80.6 and Friday 81.3. Trick-or-treaters should plan for Saturday showers and keep an eye on the feed through the day; voters should plan for a wet Tuesday.
