Houston Weather for Monday: Rain Chance Up to 60 Percent, High of 64, and a Warm Midweek Behind It
The overnight feed moved Monday again - wetter and cooler. The rain figure is 60 percent, up from 48 percent at 11 p.m., and the high is down to 64. Behind it, Wednesday and Thursday climb past 80.
Houston wakes up Monday to the week's wettest day, and it got wetter overnight. At the 1 a.m. read of the station's own weather feed, it is 57.5 degrees and mainly clear - but Monday's precipitation figure has climbed to 60 percent, up from 48 percent in last night's late file, and Monday's high has slipped from 65.7 to 64, with a low of 56.5. The day's code is 61, light rain: not a washout line, but the steady kind of rain day where the umbrella earns its keep from the morning drive through the evening.
Plan Monday accordingly: slower roads in both drives, the rain figure at its highest of the week, and a high of 64 that will feel like a different season from what is coming. Tuesday is the quick reset - the rain figure drops to 11 percent and the high recovers to 71.1, with a low of 60.6.
Then the week warms in earnest. Wednesday reads 80.5 with a 24 percent rain figure and a mild low of 66.6; Thursday is the week's warmest day at 81.2 and dry at 1 percent. Friday is the week's only clear day, at 73.5. The weekend cools back down - Saturday at 69.7 with the week's coldest night, a low of 54.8, and Sunday at 73.2 with a light-drizzle code and a 14 percent figure. One wet Monday, two days past 80 by midweek, and a cool Saturday night to finish: that is the week, in that order.
