Friday is forecast to be sunny and near 85. Warm, mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend, though an ozone outlook adds an air-quality concern Friday.
Friday will bring light northeast winds, lower humidity and no rain, according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures should peak in the mid-80s during the afternoon before falling to around 58 overnight, with mostly clear skies continuing into Saturday morning.
Friday Ozone Outlook Adds A Catch To Sunny Friday
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality lists an Ozone Action Day for Houston on Thursday, October 22, and provides an ozone outlook for Friday. For Ozone Action Days, the agency recommends reducing vehicle trips, carpooling, avoiding drive-through lines, conserving energy and keeping vehicles properly tuned to help limit pollution.
Saturday will be sunny with a high near 86 and east winds of 5 to 10 mph, with gusts reaching 20 mph. Saturday night should stay mostly clear with a low around 64, making for favorable conditions for outdoor plans once the afternoon heat eases.
Warm, Dry Pattern Holds Into Next Week
Sunday looks mostly sunny with a high near 81, followed by a mostly cloudy night and a low around 63. Monday and Tuesday will remain partly sunny with highs near 81 and 80, while rain chances stay low.
Wednesday should bring intervals of clouds and sun, while Thursday may bring some sun and a couple of showers.
