Houston Weather at 8 P.M.: 76 and Clearing for Halloween Night, Clocks Fall Back at 2 A.M., Tuesday Thunderstorms at 89 Percent
Houston sits at 76.5 degrees under clearing skies for the last hours of trick-or-treating. Overnight lows near 68, a warm and dry Sunday and Monday, then the week's one real rain day on Tuesday before cooler air arrives Wednesday.
HOUSTON - Halloween night is cooperating. The station's live feed reads 76.5 degrees at 8 p.m., feeling like 82 under code-2 skies that have been clearing through the evening, and the overnight low settles near 68 - comfortable conditions for the last rounds of trick-or-treating and for anyone heading home from the night's games.
One clock note before bed: daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday. Clocks fall back one hour, which means an extra hour of sleep and a darker Sunday evening than Houston has had since spring.
Sunday and Monday stay warm and dry on the feed - highs of 82.4 and 82.7, lows near 71 and 69, with precipitation chances of just 4 and 8 percent. It is late-October Houston holding its summer pattern a few more days.
The change arrives Tuesday: the feed carries code 95 - thunderstorms - with a high of 85.2 and an 89 percent precipitation chance, the week's one washout day. Wednesday turns cooler behind the storms, a high of 76.2 and a low of 63.1 with a 41 percent chance, and Thursday and Friday settle back to dry highs near 81 and 79.
