Houston will see warm and dry conditions this weekend, with "a high near 89" today and nighttime skies expected to be "mostly clear" with a low around 69 degrees. The forecast calls for sunny days and clear nights through the week, with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms on Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
Residents can expect lower humidity with morning temperatures set to "dip into the 60s over the weekend," as reported by Click2Houston. This is below the usual average of 71 degrees for this time of year. Conditions were described as "Autumn amazing," "Pumpkin perfect," and "Fall fantastic."
Potential Tropical Cyclone #9 is expected to "form into a tropical storm and eventually a Hurricane through the weekend and early week," with possible impacts from Puerto Rico to the southeastern U.S. coast. Tropical Storm Humberto is strengthening but will bring "no impacts to land," and Gabrielle has become a post-tropical cyclone moving toward Portugal. The Gulf Coast has "no tropical systems set to impact" at this time. In Houston, clear skies are expected with morning temperatures that "fall to the upper 60s through Monday morning." The "2025 Hurricane and Flood Survival Guide" is available from Click2Houston.
