Houston Weather for Monday Morning: Rain Chance Holds at 41 Percent, High 67.7 - and Tonight's Low Drops to 53.9
The day part of Monday's forecast barely moved overnight - light rain code, 41 percent, high up a touch to 67.7. The night part changed: the low is down to 53.9, the coldest reading of the week so far, on the far side of the rain chance.
Monday morning in Houston starts gray and cool: 54.3 degrees under an overcast sky at the 7 a.m. read of the station's own weather feed, and the day ahead is the one the overnight files promised - a light-rain code with a 41 percent precipitation figure and a high of 67.7, up slightly from both overnight reads. If rain comes, it comes as the day's unsettled edge, not a washout; the figure has now held at 41 percent across two consecutive reads.
The change worth dressing for is tonight. Monday's low has dropped to 53.9 - down from 57.1 in the 3 a.m. file - which makes tonight the coldest of the week so far, colder even than Saturday night's 52.7 only by the weekend. Tuesday then dries out and warms: high 71.0, low 54.8, and the rain figure down to 8 percent under an overcast code.
Midweek is the week's reward. Wednesday has turned clear - the feed's only code 0 of the week - with a high of 79.3, and Thursday stays warm at 80.6 with a rain figure of just 3 percent. Friday cools back to 71.0 with a drizzle code and the week's second-highest rain figure, 24 percent, before a dry, mild weekend: Saturday 69.8 with a low of 52.7, Sunday 71.6. The week's shape, at drive time Monday: one gray, possibly damp day, one cold night, then sunshine past 79 twice before the weekend.
