Houston Weather Late Tuesday Night: Rain Has Arrived at 60.5 Degrees - Wednesday's Heavy Rain Firms Up at 62 Percent and a Warmer 68.4 High
The 9 p.m. file said overcast; the 11 p.m. feed says rain. Tuesday's chance has climbed to 64 percent, Wednesday's heavy-rain day is now coded at 62 percent, and Friday's 80.7 peak still waits behind it.
The rain the evening files promised has arrived. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 60.5 degrees, feeling like 62.9, under code 61 - rain - at the late-night check, down from 63.2 degrees and overcast code 3 at the 9 p.m. file. Tuesday closes as a code 61 rain day with a high of 73.4, a low of 58.8 and a precipitation chance that has risen through the evening to 64 percent.
Wednesday remains the week's main rain event, and the late feed firmed it up rather than down. The day holds code 65, heavy rain, but its precipitation chance has risen from 55 percent in the 9 p.m. file to 62 percent, and its high has been revised upward, from 66.6 to 68.4 degrees, with a low of 60.4. Plan Wednesday as a wet day in the upper 60s, and expect the Weather Desk to re-check the code against the 05:00 feed.
The break behind the rain is unchanged. Thursday codes 45 with a high of 76.8 and a 1 percent rain chance, and Friday remains the week's warm, dry peak at 80.7 under code 3 with no rain chance. Saturday eases to 76.4 under code 82 with a 10 percent chance.
The end of the board still carries the next system: Sunday and Monday both hold code 51 at a 50 percent rain chance, with highs of 64.7 and 63.7 and lows of 54.0 and 50.2 - Monday night still the coldest of the week. For tonight, expect rain near 60 degrees, easing toward the upper 50s.
