Houston Wednesday Mid-Morning: Skies Have Cleared at 69.5, the Day Tops Out Near 78, and the Weekend Jumps to 90
The gray dawn has given way to clear skies and 69.5 degrees, feeling like 74.8. The station's live feed keeps Wednesday and Thursday dry - and then turns the weekend up: 88.5 on Saturday with the week's highest rain chance, and 90.1 on Sunday.
Houston's Wednesday has changed its mind since dawn. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo), read mid-morning, showed 69.5 degrees under clear skies - code 0 - with the air feeling like 74.8, a clear break from the overcast start the station's early files described. Wednesday tops out at 77.9 with a low of 67.9 and only a 6 percent rain chance.
Thursday stays in the same dry pattern, with a high of 78.2, a cooler low of 64.5 and a 5 percent rain chance. Friday brings the week's first rain signal - drizzle, code 51 - with a high of 77.8, a warm low of 71.5 and a 9 percent rain chance.
The weekend is the story now. Saturday jumps to 88.5 with a low of 71.1 and a 41 percent rain chance - the highest of the week, landing on Halloween - before Sunday turns hotter and dries back out at 90.1 with a low of 74 and a 6 percent chance. The heat does not last: the feed shows thunderstorms, code 95, on both Monday (high 89.4, rain chance 21) and Tuesday (high 76.4, rain chance 40), a sharp cool-down behind the storms. The station will update the Halloween rain picture on the evening file as Saturday's chances firm up.
