Houston Weather Thursday Overnight: 64.3 Degrees and Fog - Thursday Holds at 73, Friday Warms to 75.8, and the Weekend Rain Chance Peaks at 63 Percent
Houston sat at 64.3 degrees in fog in the small hours of Thursday. The station feed keeps Thursday dry at 73, warms Friday to 75.8, cools Saturday to 67.3, and puts the week's real rain chance - 63 percent - on Sunday and Monday.
Houston was foggy and mild overnight, with the station's live feed reading 64.3 degrees and a feels-like of 68.5 at the 1 a.m. hour on Thursday, the weather code sitting at 45 - fog. Thursday's numbers are already set on the feed: a high of 73 and a low of 58.1, with no rain chance at all. It is a quiet start after a Wednesday that kept rewriting its own high, and the fog is the only feature drivers will notice before sunrise.
Friday is the warm day of the stretch. The feed puts Friday at 75.8 degrees under code 3 skies, with the low falling to 52.2 - the coolest night of the week - and still no rain chance. Saturday then steps back down to a high of 67.3 and a low of 57.2, with the rain chance only just appearing at 8 percent.
The change arrives Sunday. Sunday's high is 71.4 with a low of 56.6, and the rain chance jumps to 63 percent, and Monday repeats the pattern almost exactly: 71.5 and 60.2, again at 63 percent, with the code shifting to 51, light drizzle. Anyone planning around the weekend should treat Friday and Saturday as the dry window and Sunday as the wet one.
Beyond that, the feed dries back out: Tuesday reads 74.8 and 56.8 at 6 percent under code 1, and next Wednesday 74.5 and 58.8 at 3 percent. No severe weather is in the seven-day picture tonight - the story of the week is a foggy Thursday, one warm Friday, and a two-day rain chance at the end of the weekend.
