Houston Weather Tuesday Midday: 69.1 Degrees Under Grey Skies - Heavy Rain Coded Today, a Wet Wednesday, Then 82 Thursday
Houston stood at 69.1 degrees under overcast skies late Tuesday morning, and the day's code has hardened since the morning check: heavy rain is now coded for Tuesday, with a wet Wednesday behind it before Thursday clears to 82.
Houston's late-morning reading was 69.1 degrees, feeling like 72, under overcast skies (code 3), the station's live Open-Meteo feed showed at the 11:04 a.m. check - a rise of more than five degrees from the 63.7 recorded at 9 a.m. Tuesday's high is now put at 71.6 degrees, with a low of 58.8 and a 27 percent precipitation chance.
The day's character has changed since the morning file. Tuesday's weather code has escalated from 53 (moderate drizzle) at the 9 a.m. check to 65 - heavy rain - while Wednesday's code has eased the other way, from 65 to 63 (moderate rain), with Wednesday's high at 72.7, its low at 62.1, and its precipitation chance up to 41 percent. In plain terms: the heavier rain risk has pulled forward into today, and Wednesday stays wet but a step lighter than feared this morning.
Thursday then clears completely: code 3, a high of 82.1, a low of 59.9, and a zero percent precipitation chance. Friday holds fair at 80.9 under code 3, before Saturday turns unsettled again - code 65, a high of 73.6, and a 13 percent precipitation chance.
Sunday cools further, to a high of 66.4 under code 53 with a 33 percent precipitation chance, and Monday follows at 66.8. For today, the practical advice is unchanged and now stronger: keep the rain gear close, expect the heaviest rain of the week in the hours ahead, and give the bayous room if the heavy-rain code verifies this afternoon.
