Houston Wednesday at Noon: Skies Have Cleared at 77.3, the High Sits Just Under 80, and the Weekend Heat Still Comes
The overcast dawn and the partly cloudy mid-morning are gone - the station's live feed reads clear skies and 77.3 degrees at noon, feeling like 82.5, with Wednesday topping out at 79.5 before a dry Thursday and an 88-to-90-degree weekend.
Houston's Wednesday has finished clearing. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo), read at noon, showed 77.3 degrees under clear skies - weather code 0 - with the air feeling like 82.5, and the day's high now put at 79.5 with a low of 68 and only a 6 percent rain chance. That is a full clearing from the mid-morning file's partly cloudy read, and the high has been trimmed a fraction from 79.7.
Thursday stays dry under overcast skies, code 3, with a high of 78, a low of 64.3 and a 5 percent rain chance. Friday brings the week's first rain signal - drizzle, code 51 - with a high of 77.8, a low of 64.3 and a 10 percent rain chance.
The weekend remains the headline. Saturday - Halloween - jumps to 88.5 with a low of 71.1 and a 40 percent rain chance, and Sunday turns hotter and drier at 90.1 with a low of 74 and a 5 percent chance. The break arrives behind it: the feed shows thunderstorms, code 95, on Monday (high 89.4, rain chance 16) and Tuesday (high 76.4, the week's highest rain chance at 41, and a low now down to 65.9). The station will update the Halloween rain picture on the evening file as Saturday's chances firm up.
