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The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny Tuesday for Houston with a high around 65 degrees and a calm wind shifting south. The week will warm up slowly, with a minor cold front arriving Wednesday.

A cold front will bring cooler, clearer weather to Houston with a high-pressure system leading to a warming trend and lower chances of rain through Thursday.

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Houston saw fog followed by a sunny day with a high of 73°F. A cold front is expected to drop temperatures, with strong northwest winds. The following days will be sunny with a warming trend mid-week.

Houston's weather is set to improve with warmer, drier conditions and a sunny weekend forecast. Patchy fog is expected at night, but daytime temperatures will be comfortably in the 60s, reaching the 70s later in the week.

Houston's weather has been overcast, but the forecast shows a 40% chance of showers today, with a high of 50 degrees. The weather is expected to improve over the weekend, with temperatures reaching 70 degrees by Sunday.

Houston's weather includes rain, thunderstorms, and temperature drops with highs near 57°F and evening lows around 46°F. Clearing skies expected later, with a windy night.

Houston is set to experience a dynamic weather pattern with chances of showers and thunderstorms, fluctuating temperatures, and concerns for minor flooding.

Houston expects sunny weather today with a high near 55, but the week will bring a mix of rain and cooler evenings, with a chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms before clearing up for the weekend.

Houston's weather forecast includes rain and potential thunderstorms with a high near 50 degrees and strong chances of precipitation. A brief clearing and cooler temperatures are expected tonight before wet weather returns mid-week.

Houston residents expect cold temperatures and strong winds following a weekend cold front, with chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Houston faces a severe weather threat overnight, with potential thunderstorms, hail, high winds, and the possibility of tornadoes, followed by a sharp temperature drop and continued rain forecast.