Houston Weather Thursday Midday: 69.1 Degrees and Clear - Friday Rebounds to 73.3, and Sunday's Rain Chance Jumps to 70 Percent
The station's live Open-Meteo feed reads 69.1 degrees and clear over Houston at midday Thursday, heading for a 72.2 high - and the updated feed has warmed Friday back up to 73.3 while pushing Sunday's rain chance up to 70 percent, the wettest signal of the week so far.
Houston's Thursday is running clear and warm at midday. The station's live weather feed, powered by Open-Meteo, read 69.1 degrees under a clear sky (code 0) at the midday check, feeling like 69.4, on the way to a Thursday high of 72.2 and a low of 57.2, with no precipitation expected today.
The change in the new feed is Friday. The morning file had cut Friday's high to 70.4; the midday feed puts it back at 73.3, with a low of 52.6 and no rain expected. Saturday then cools to a high of 67 and the week's coldest low, 50.1, with the rain chance still small at 6 percent. Both days carry an overcast code (3).
The wet part of the week is firming up. Sunday holds at 72.7 but its rain chance now stands at 70 percent - up from 64 percent in the morning feed - and Monday turns cooler and wetter, a high of 67.9, a low of 56.7, a drizzle code (53) and a 62 percent rain chance. Anyone with outdoor weekend plans has the better window on Saturday, before the chances build.
Behind the rain, the feed settles back down: Tuesday is put at 72.2 with a 7 percent rain chance and Wednesday warms to 75.4 with a 3 percent chance. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the 17:00 update today, and the desk will re-check the Sunday-Monday rain signal against the feed then.
