Houston Weather Wednesday Night: 70.8 Degrees, and the Day's High Rewrote Itself to 71.8 - Thursday Turns Clear at 73.4, Friday Peaks at 79.4
The evening feed raises Wednesday's high for the second time today and clears Thursday's sky code from overcast to sunny, while Friday's 79.4 and the weekend's 57 percent rain chances hold exactly where the afternoon file left them.
Houston's rainy Veterans Day is ending warmer than it measured at any earlier hour. At the evening read, the station's weather feed showed 70.8 degrees, feeling like 76.6, under overcast skies - and Wednesday's high revised up to 71.8, the second upward rewrite of the day after the afternoon file's 70.7 and the morning's readings in the 60s. The day's low stands at 59.3, with the rain code and the 84 percent precipitation chance that defined the day unchanged.
Thursday is the day that changed. The 15:04 file carried Thursday as overcast; the evening feed clears it to a sunny code, holds the high at 73.4, sets the low at 56.7 and keeps the precipitation chance at zero. Friday then holds its position as the week's warm, dry payoff - overcast, a high of 79.4, no precipitation chance, and a low of 51.1, the coldest night in the seven-day run.
The weekend shape is unchanged from the afternoon read. Saturday codes for drizzle with a high of 70.3, a warm low of 60.1 and an 8 percent precipitation chance; Sunday and Monday both sit at a high of 69.7 with rain chances of 57 percent each - Sunday's low 56.6, Monday's 57.8 - before Tuesday clears to a sunny code and 70.3 with a 4 percent chance.
For tonight: a mild, drying night in the upper 60s after the day's rain, a clear and sunny Thursday on the new read, and the week's best day - Friday, near 80 and dry - still exactly where the desk has had it since morning.
