Houston Weather Thursday Overnight: 62.7 Degrees and Clear as the Fog Lifts - Friday Cools to 70.4 and the Weekend Rain Chance Rises to 64 Percent
The fog that sat over Houston at 1 a.m. is gone. The station feed reads 62.7 degrees under clear skies at 3 a.m., keeps Thursday dry at 72.9, pulls Friday down to 70.4 with the week's coolest night at 51.9, and raises Sunday and Monday's rain chance to 64 percent.
Houston's fog did not last the night. The station's live feed, which coded the city at 45 - fog - at the 1 a.m. hour, read code 0, clear, at 3 a.m. on Thursday, with the temperature easing to 62.7 degrees and a feels-like of 65. Thursday's own numbers stand on the feed: a high of 72.9 and a low of 56.5, with no rain chance.
The bigger change is Friday. Where the overnight feed earlier carried Friday at 75.8, the current feed puts Friday at 70.4 degrees under code 3 skies, with the low falling to 51.9 - the coolest night of the week by a wide margin. Anyone with a Friday-evening plan should dress for the low, not the afternoon. Saturday holds the cooler pattern at 67.3 and 57.2, with the rain chance only just appearing at 8 percent.
The wet part of the week is still the end of the weekend, and it has firmed up slightly: Sunday reads 71.4 and 56.6 with the rain chance now at 64 percent, and Monday repeats it at 71.5 and 60.2, also 64 percent, with the code at 51, light drizzle. Friday and Saturday remain the dry window for outdoor plans.
Beyond Monday the feed dries out 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 still no severe weather anywhere in the seven-day picture - the week's story is a cleared-out Thursday, one notably cooler Friday, and a two-day rain chance to close the weekend.
