Houston Weather for Monday, 3 A.M. Update: Rain Chance Falls to 41 Percent and the High Recovers to 66.6
The overnight feed walked Monday back. The rain figure that read 60 percent at 1 a.m. now reads 41 percent, and the high is up from 64 to 66.6. It is still Monday's wettest day - just a less certain one.
Houston's Monday forecast moved again overnight - this time in the friendlier direction. At the 3 a.m. read of the station's own weather feed, it is 57.7 degrees and overcast, and Monday's precipitation figure stands at 41 percent, down from the 60 percent this station reported at 1 a.m. The high has recovered with it, from 64 to 66.6, with a low of 57.1. The day's code is still 61, light rain: Monday remains the wettest day of the week, but the steadier, all-day rain the earlier numbers suggested is no longer what the feed is calling for. If you planned the morning around the 1 a.m. file, plan it around this one instead.
The rest of the week barely moved, and what moved, warmed. Tuesday's high is up to 72.8 with the rain figure down to 13 percent and a low of 60.4. Wednesday reads 80.5 with a 21 percent figure, and Thursday remains the week's warmest day at 81.2 and effectively dry at 1 percent. Friday is still the week's only clear day, at 73.5.
The weekend shape is unchanged: Saturday at 69.7 with the week's coldest night, a low of 54.8, and a rain figure down to 3 percent; Sunday at 73.2 with a light-drizzle code and a 16 percent figure. The week's story, revised: a gray, unsettled Monday that may now rain on only some of the city, a warm midweek past 80 twice, and a cool, dry Saturday night to finish. The next scheduled Weather file is the 05:00 morning file, which will carry the feed's read at drive time.
