Houston Weather at 6 P.M.: 79 Degrees and Clear for Halloween Night, Tuesday Thunderstorms Hold at 89 Percent

Houston's Halloween night is the clear one the week kept promising. The station's live weather feed read 78.8 degrees under code-0 clear skies at about 6 p.m. Saturday, with a feels-like reading of 85.3 in the remaining humidity - down from the afternoon's 81.3 peak, on a day that topped out at 83.4 with a 36 percent precipitation figure and a low of 68.1 still to come.

For the trick-or-treat hours, the evening runs dry and warm: clear skies, upper 70s easing into the low 70s, and no rain gear required. Overnight, clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. as daylight saving time ends, giving Houston a longer night and a later-feeling sunrise on Sunday morning.

Sunday reads foggy and warm in the feed - code 45, a high of 82.4, a low of 71 and a precipitation figure of just 5 percent. Monday is the last quiet day, at 84.5 with light-rain chances of 8 percent, before the front that has sat on this forecast all week arrives.

Election Day is unchanged as the week's main event: Tuesday sits under code 95 - thunderstorms - with a high of 82.5, a low of 68.2 and a precipitation figure of 89 percent, the highest of the week. Wednesday turns overcast and cooler at 78 with a low of 62.6, and Thursday and Friday run dry near 80. Voters heading out Tuesday should plan for wet weather; tonight's costumed crowds do not need to.