Houston Weather Wednesday Afternoon: 68.1 Degrees, the Day's High All but In at 68.8 - Thursday Turns Foggy, Friday Warms to 79.4

Houston has reached the warm part of its rainy Veterans Day. At the afternoon read the station's weather feed showed 68.1 degrees, feeling like 71.8, under overcast skies, with Wednesday's high now set at 68.8 - trimmed from 69.3 in the midday file - a low of 59.3 and the day's rain code and 84 percent precipitation chance unchanged from every file since the overnight hours.

Thursday's shape changed in one detail worth planning around: the feed now codes Thursday for fog, with a high of 71.5, a low of 55.7 and a precipitation chance of zero. Friday holds the week's warm slot and warms a touch further, to 79.4 with a low of 52.9, overcast and dry - the two-day dry window behind today's ceremonies is intact, with a foggy start to its first day.

The weekend warmed in this read. Saturday now codes for drizzle with a high of 70.3, up from 69.7 at midday, a notably warmer low of 60.1 against 54.7 this morning, and a precipitation chance of 8 percent. Sunday goes back to overcast at 69.7 - four degrees warmer than the midday file's 65.7 - still carrying a 54 percent rain chance, and Monday holds at 69.7 with a 47 percent chance before Tuesday clears to a sunny code and 70.3.

For the rest of Wednesday: the rain the feed promised all day is the day's story to the end of it, with temperatures easing down from the upper 60s. Thursday's fog is the morning commute's one caution, and Friday's 79.4 is the week's payoff.