Houston is starting Sunday under mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-60s, with a high near 69 degrees expected later today. Showers may begin after 9 a.m., making for a gray, occasionally damp day across the city. Northeast winds around 5 to 10 mph will add a little extra bite to the otherwise mild forecast.
Clouds And Light Rain Take Over Sunday
Rain chances rise around midday and into the afternoon, reaching about 30% for Houston. The National Weather Service expects light rainfall, with accumulations negligible farther east.
The wettest pockets are expected west and southwest of the Houston metro area, while Sunday night also has a 30% chance of precipitation, with skies remaining mostly cloudy. Boaters should take extra care along the upper Texas coast, where a Small Craft Advisory covers portions of the waters as moderate east winds and seas of 4 to 7 feet continue.
Monday Stays Gray Before A Midweek Warmup
Monday looks much like Sunday, with cloudy skies, a 30% chance of showers and a high near 69 degrees. Tuesday should reach about 73 degrees, with cloudiness lingering, while Veterans Day brings a high near 75 and only a slight chance of showers.
The updated outlook sharpens the weekend weather turn described in an earlier Hoodline forecast, with Sunday now looking cooler and more distinctly damp than the previous warm stretch.
Late-Week Front Brings Sunshine And Cooler Nights
A cold front is expected to move through Wednesday night or early Thursday, opening the door to drier weather for the rest of the week. Thursday should be mostly sunny with a high near 76, followed by sunny skies Friday and a high near 72.
Inland lows are expected to range from 55 to 63 degrees Thursday night. In short, Houston gets a couple of cloudy, shower-prone days before the forecast finally trades gray skies for crisp sunshine.
