Houston Weather at 9 A.M.: 73 Degrees and Climbing, Fog Still on Sunday - and Monday Loses Its Fog and Warms to 80
The live feed rewrites the start of the workweek: Monday flips from fog to overcast and warms two degrees to 80.7, while Tuesday's hot, stormy Election Day - 85.6 degrees, an 85 percent rain chance - does not move at all.
HOUSTON - The first morning of standard time is warming fast. The station's live feed puts Houston at 73.8 degrees at 9 a.m., feeling like 78.3 under clear code 0 skies - up from 69.7 two hours ago - on the way to a Sunday high of 82.7. Sunday's own daily code, though, now reads fog (code 45), with the low revised to 70.1 and the rain chance still just 7 percent.
The bigger rewrite is Monday. At 7 a.m. the feed had Monday as the week's fog day - code 45, a high of 78.7 and a low of 70.0. It now reads overcast (code 3), a high of 80.7 and a low of 68.4, with the rain chance unchanged at 13 percent. Houston commuters planning around a foggy Monday start should check the feed again tonight; the fog signal has moved off the day entirely in this read.
Tuesday does not move, and it is the day that matters most this week: Election Day still carries a thunderstorm code 95, a high of 85.6 - the warmest of the week - a low of 72.8 and an 85 percent rain chance. Voters heading to Harris County's vote centers between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should still plan for a hot, wet day, and the forecast has now held that shape across three straight morning reads.
Behind it, the week settles and cools: Wednesday overcast at 83.1 with a 35 percent rain chance, Thursday drizzle (code 55) at 80.0, then Friday overcast at 76.1 with a low of 61.3 and next Saturday 77.2 with a low of 62.2 - November arriving, a few days late, at the end of the week.
