Houston Weather Overnight Tuesday: 59.6 Degrees and Overcast - Rain Is Likely Today at 67.5, and Wednesday's Chance Is Up to 61 Percent
Tuesday has cooled and wettened since the last file: a high of just 67.5 with rain coded for the day. Wednesday remains the week's wettest day, now at 61 percent, before Thursday rebounds to 81.8 and dry.
Houston sat at 59.6 degrees under overcast skies in the early hours of Tuesday, feeling like 60.4 on the station's live Open-Meteo feed - a grayer, cooler start than Monday night's file promised, with the day's rain already coded in.
Tuesday itself has changed since the 01:04 file: the high is down from 70.8 to 67.5, the low is 59.3, and the precipitation code has stepped up from light drizzle to rain (code 61) at a 32 percent chance. It is now a day to carry the umbrella rather than watch the sky - the wettest Tuesday reading of the night so far.
Wednesday is still the week's main event, and its number moved again: the rain chance is up from 56 to 61 percent, though the code has eased from heavy rain (65) to rain (61), with a high of 70.8 and a low of 62.5. Read together, the feed is calling Wednesday a broadly wet day rather than a single heavy burst.
Behind it the pattern holds: Thursday rebounds to 81.8 with a 1 percent rain chance, Friday is 80.5 and dry, and Saturday sits at 78.2 with a 17 percent shower chance. Sunday cools to 66.7 with a 33 percent rain chance before Monday returns to 81.
