Houston Weather Thursday Morning: 60.5 Degrees and Clear - 72.5 Today, and Monday Turns Cooler and Wetter in the New Feed
Thursday stays dry and mild on the station's live feed, Friday night still bottoms out at 51.9, and the weekend rain chance holds at 64 percent for Sunday and Monday - with Monday's high now cut to 67.9 under moderate drizzle.
Houston's Thursday is holding its shape and sharpening its edges. The station's live feed read 60.5 degrees under clear skies - code 0 - at the morning check, with a feels-like of 61.1, a touch cooler than the dawn file. The day itself is unchanged in character: a high of 72.5, a low of 56.5 and a rain chance of zero. It is a dry, mild Thursday in every direction the feed can see.
Friday remains the week's cold turn. The feed holds Friday at 70.4 degrees by day and 51.9 by night - still the coldest night of the week - with no rain chance. Saturday stays in the cooler pattern at 67.0 and 56.5, the rain chance only just appearing at 8 percent. Anyone with Friday evening plans should dress for the low, not the afternoon.
The wet end of the week is where the morning update actually moved. Sunday's high is raised to 72.7 with the low at 57.8 and the rain chance steady at 64 percent. Monday, though, has cooled and thickened: the high is cut from 71.5 to 67.9, the weather code rises from 51, light drizzle, to 53, moderate drizzle, and the rain chance holds at 64 percent. The dry window is Thursday through Saturday; Sunday and Monday are when outdoor plans need a backup, and Monday now looks like the grayer of the two days.
Past Monday the feed dries and warms again: Tuesday 72.2 and 55.3 at 3 percent, and next Wednesday 75.4 and 60.1 at 4 percent. There is no severe weather anywhere in the seven-day picture. The morning summary: a clear, cool start, a genuinely cold Friday night by Houston standards, and a two-day rain chance to close the weekend.
