Houston Weather at 7 A.M.: 69 Degrees, Sunday to 82, and Tuesday's Storms Now Come With an 85-Degree High
The morning feed rewrites Tuesday: the Election Day thunderstorm code eases from 96 to 95, but the high jumps five degrees to 85.6 - and the back of the week cools into the 70s.
HOUSTON - Sunday begins at 69.7 degrees, feeling like 75.5 under code 0 skies on the station's live feed, and the day runs overcast (code 3) to a high of 82.7 with a low of 69.6 and a rain chance of just 7 percent - a quiet, standard-time first morning.
Monday keeps the week's fog: code 45, a high of 78.7, a low of 70.0 and a rain chance of 13 percent, still the low-visibility start to plan a commute around.
Tuesday is the change. The Election Day thunderstorm signal holds - the rain chance is still 85 percent - but the code eases from 96 to 95 and the temperature jumps: a high of 85.6 and a low of 72.8, the warmest readings of the week, where the 5 a.m. file had 80.6 and 66.8. A hot, stormy Election Day is now the forecast, not a cool one. Wednesday stays overcast at 83.1 with the rain chance at 35 percent, and Thursday picks up drizzle (code 55) at 80.0.
Then the week cools off for real: Friday runs overcast at 76.1 with a low of 61.3, and next Saturday 77.2 with a low of 62.2 - the first sustained taste of November in the numbers.
