Houston Weather Wednesday at 5 A.M.: 58.9 Degrees, Rain Still the Day's Story at 84 Percent - Then 69.3 Thursday and 79.8 Friday
The station feed holds Wednesday as a rain day from start to finish, but the wet stretch is short: Thursday dries out at 69.3, Friday warms to 79.8, and the next real rain chances do not return until the weekend.
Houston woke up wet on Veterans Day and the station's weather feed says the rain is the day's story from start to finish. At 5 a.m. the feed read 58.9 degrees, feeling like 60, under partly cloudy skies between showers, with Wednesday coded for rain, a high of 66.5, a low of 58.8 and a precipitation chance of 84 percent - the same rain figure the feed has carried all night.
The wet stretch is short. Thursday turns overcast and dry at a high of 69.3 and a low of 58.8, with the precipitation chance down to 1 percent, and Friday is the week's warm day: overcast, a high of 79.8 and a low of 63.7, with no rain in the feed at all. Anyone with outdoor plans pushed off today's ceremonies gets the better window at the end of the week.
Saturday brings a light-rain code back, with a high of 71.5, a low of 58.2 and a 12 percent precipitation chance, and Sunday cools to 65.9 with the chance up to 47 percent. Monday holds at 67.6 with the same 47 percent chance before Tuesday clears to a sunny code, a high of 67.7 and a low of 52.
For this morning, the practical read is simple: the parade-day rain the feed promised overnight is here, temperatures stay in the upper 50s and 60s all day, and the pattern breaks quickly - Houston dries out Thursday and warms hard on Friday before the weekend turns unsettled again.
