Houston Weather Thursday Morning: 61.4 Degrees and Clear at Dawn - 72.4 Today, and Friday's 51.9 Low Is the Week's Coldest Night
Thursday opens clear and cool at 61.4 degrees on the station feed, tops out at 72.4 with no rain chance, and hands the week to a cooler Friday - 70.4 by day, 51.9 by night - before the rain chance builds to 64 percent on Sunday and Monday.
Houston starts Thursday the way the overnight fog promised it would not: clear. The station's live feed read code 0 - clear skies - at dawn, with the temperature at 61.4 degrees and a feels-like of 63.1. Thursday's own numbers are a high of 72.4 and a low of 56.5, with the rain chance at zero - a dry, mild day in every direction the feed can see.
Friday is the week's cool turn, and it survives the morning update untouched. The feed holds Friday at 70.4 degrees under code 3 skies, with the low falling to 51.9 - the coldest night of the week by nearly five degrees. Friday evening plans should be dressed for the low, not the afternoon. Saturday stays in the cooler pattern at 67.3 and 57.2, with the rain chance only just appearing at 8 percent.
The wet end of the week is unchanged and now close enough to plan around: Sunday reads 71.4 and 56.6 with the rain chance at 64 percent, and Monday repeats the number at 71.5 and 60.2 under code 51, light drizzle, also 64 percent. Thursday, Friday and Saturday are the dry window; Sunday and Monday are when outdoor plans need a backup.
Past Monday the feed dries and warms again: Tuesday 74.8 and 56.8 at 3 percent under code 1, and next Wednesday 74.5 and 58.8 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.
