Houston Weather Wednesday Early: 60.5 Degrees and Overcast, Rain Chance Holds at 84 Percent - Thursday Cools to 69.3 Before Friday's 79.8
The Veterans Day rain is still the day's story at an 84 percent chance, but the payoff changed overnight: Thursday now tops out at 69.3, not 75, before Friday delivers the week's warm, dry peak.
Houston woke to 60.5 degrees, feeling like 63.4, under overcast skies in the station's live Open-Meteo check early Wednesday, and the day itself is still coded 63 - rain - with a high of 66.7, a low of 60.0 and a precipitation chance holding at 84 percent, the same figure the overnight file carried. The Veterans Day ceremony at City Hall at 10 a.m. and the American Heroes Parade at 11:30 will run on a wet downtown, with temperatures in the low to mid-60s through both.
What changed overnight is the day behind the rain. Thursday still codes 3 with a rain chance of just 1 percent, but its high has been revised down from 75.1 to 69.3, with a low of 58.8 - a genuinely cool, dry day rather than a warm one. Anyone planning around Thursday should dress for the high 60s, not the mid-70s the evening files promised.
Friday remains the week's peak: code 3, a high of 79.8, a low of 63.7 and no rain chance at all. Saturday eases to 71.5 under code 82 with a 12 percent chance, and the next system still gathers for the second half of the weekend - Sunday and Monday both carry a 47 percent rain chance, Sunday at 65.9 and Monday at 67.6 with the week's coldest low, 52.6.
Tuesday, the last day on the board, is still the clearest: code 0, a high of 67.7 and a 3 percent chance. For the rest of this morning, expect rain near 60 degrees, a high in the mid-60s, and wet streets anywhere the parade route runs.
