Houston Weather Wednesday at 7 A.M.: 59.3 Degrees, Rain Chance Still 84 Percent - Thursday Dries Out Before Friday Warms to 79.2
The morning feed nudges Wednesday's high up to 67.4 while the rain chance holds at 84 percent, Thursday's rain chance falls to zero, and the weekend's second system now codes as rain on both Saturday and Sunday.
Houston's Veterans Day rain is holding its line into the morning commute. At 7 a.m. the station's weather feed read 59.3 degrees, feeling like 59.3, under partly cloudy skies, with Wednesday coded for rain, a high of 67.4, a low of 59.1 and a precipitation chance of 84 percent - the same rain figure the feed has carried since overnight, with the day's high nudged up just under a degree from the 5 a.m. file.
Thursday is now a clean break. The feed codes Thursday overcast and dry - a high of 69.3, a low of 58.8 and a precipitation chance of zero, down from 1 percent overnight - and Friday stays the week's warm day, overcast with a high of 79.2 and a low of 63.3 and no rain in the feed. Anyone whose outdoor plans wash out today gets two dry days to move them to.
The weekend system has firmed up in the feed. Saturday now codes for rain rather than a passing shower, with a high of 69.7, a low of 54.7 and a 12 percent precipitation chance, and Sunday codes for light rain at 65.7 with the chance at 47 percent. Monday holds the light-rain code at 66.4 with the same 47 percent chance before Tuesday clears to a sunny code, a high of 69 and a low of 52.6.
For this morning, the read is unchanged and simple: expect rain through the Veterans Day ceremonies downtown, temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s, and a fast pattern break behind it - dry Thursday, warm Friday, and the next unsettled stretch arriving with the weekend.
