Houston woke up Saturday, October 31, to mostly cloudy skies and temperatures near 72 degrees, but the bigger story for Halloween is the rain chance. Showers may develop during the day, with a few thunderstorms possible before the weather settles into a warmer, quieter stretch for Sunday and Monday.
Daytime Showers Could Interrupt Halloween Plans
Saturday brings a 40% chance of rain, with showers possible before 1 p.m. and scattered showers and thunderstorms afterward. The best odds are east of I-45 and near the Gulf, with rain possible in spots.
Trick-Or-Treating Gets A Better Evening Window
Rain chances should taper late Saturday afternoon and early evening, although a few showers remain possible before 7 p.m. Patchy fog is expected overnight, with temperatures falling only to around 70 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. The latest details build on Hoodline's earlier Halloween forecast by narrowing the wettest window to the daytime hours.
Warm And Mostly Dry Sunday And Monday
Sunday starts with patchy fog before 9 a.m., then turns partly sunny with a high near 83 degrees. Monday should be similarly warm, reaching about 83 degrees under partly sunny skies, with little chance of rain.
Tuesday Brings The Week's Big Weather Shift
Showers and thunderstorms return Tuesday as a cold front moves across Southeast Texas, bringing an 80% chance of rain and a high near 79 degrees. Forecasters say the severe-weather potential is currently low but not zero, while localized heavy rain could still affect parts of the area. Drier, cooler weather follows Wednesday, with sunny skies and a high near 73 degrees; no watches, warnings or advisories are listed in the current forecast.
