Houston Weather for Sunday Evening: Overcast and 59, and Monday Brings the Week's Best Rain Chance at 38 Percent
Sunday stayed cool and grey - 59 degrees and overcast at 9 p.m. after a high of just 67.3. Monday is the wet day of the week ahead, light rain with a 38 percent precipitation figure, before Houston warms back to 79 by Thursday.
Houston's Sunday was the cool, grey day the feed promised. The station's weather feed read 59 degrees at 9 p.m., feeling like 58.9, under an overcast code, closing a day that topped out at just 67.3 with a low of 57.5 and a 23 percent precipitation figure attached to light drizzle. No severe weather is in the feed tonight; it is simply a jacket evening, a full ten degrees cooler than the city ran at midweek.
Monday carries the week's weather story. The feed codes it 61 - light rain - with a high of 68.8, a low of 56.4, and a 38 percent precipitation figure, the highest of the seven-day outlook. It will not be a washout pattern, but it is the day to keep the umbrella in the car and the morning drive unhurried. Tuesday dries out and warms to 71 under an overcast code, with the rain figure falling back to 11 percent.
The rest of the week is a slow warm-up with two interruptions. Wednesday reads 76.5 with another light-drizzle code and a 24 percent rain figure; Thursday is the warm day, 79.2 degrees and dry at 1 percent. Then the pattern flips for the weekend's front edge: Friday dawns clear - the only code-0 day in the outlook - but cooler, at 68.8, and Saturday holds at 69.1 with a low down to 52.7, the coldest night of the week. Plan the week in layers: rain Monday, warmth Thursday, and a genuinely cool Saturday night to end it.
