Houston Weather Wednesday at Midday: 66 Degrees and Climbing to 69.3 - the Rain Chance Still Reads 84 Percent, Thursday Now Warms to 71.5
The midday feed lifts Wednesday's high almost two degrees from the morning file and warms Thursday to 71.5, while the day's rain code and its 84 percent chance hold - and Sunday's rain chance climbs to 54 percent.
Houston's Veterans Day is warming through its rain. At midday the station's weather feed read 66 degrees, feeling like 68.8, under overcast skies - up from 59.3 at 7 a.m. - with Wednesday still coded for rain, a high now raised to 69.3 from the morning file's 67.4, a low of 59.3 and a precipitation chance holding at 84 percent, the figure the feed has carried all day.
Thursday keeps getting better in the feed. It stays dry and overcast, but the high is now 71.5, up from 69.3 in the morning file, with a cooler low of 55.7 and a precipitation chance of zero. Friday holds as the week's warm day at 79.2 with a low of 52.9 and no rain, so the two-day dry window behind today's ceremonies is intact and a little warmer than it looked at sunrise.
The weekend system is still coming, and its second day is wetter in this read. Saturday codes for rain with a high of 69.7, a low of 54.7 and a precipitation chance eased down to 8 percent, while Sunday's light-rain code now carries a 54 percent chance, up from 47 percent this morning, at a high of 65.7. Monday holds light rain at 66.4 with a 47 percent chance before Tuesday clears to a sunny code and a high of 69.
For the rest of Wednesday the instruction is unchanged: finish the holiday in the rain, with temperatures reaching the upper 60s, and plan the outdoor makeup for Thursday or Friday - the feed now promises those two days dry, warming, and back-to-back.
