Houston's weather is variable with mist and cooler breezes, expected chills, and a sunny but cool Friday. The weekend may bring rain and thunderstorms, while next week starts mild, with potentially cold mid-week temperatures.

Houston is facing several days of rain due to a coastal low and warm front, with a high chance of precipitation and thunderstorms expected throughout the week.

Houston's weather will be sunny with clouds and mid-60s temperatures, transitioning to rainy conditions mid-week, and wet weather persisting into the weekend.

Houston is set for a wet week while Chicago remains cold, with rain and thunderstorms increasing in Houston from Tuesday to Saturday, and Chicago expecting cold temperatures and potential snow flurries.

Houston is closing November with record warmth, followed by cooler temps and potential showers. December may bring warmer, drier conditions due to La Niña.

Houston's weather forecast after Black Friday predicts cooler nights with highs near 61°F and lows around 44°F, with a chance of rain and mild days ahead as per the NWS.

A cold front in Houston brought cooler temperatures for Thanksgiving, with highs in the 60s and partly cloudy skies. The weekend is expected to stay cool and mostly sunny, with a higher chance of rain early next week.

Houston anticipates a warm day with a high of 84°F before a cold front arrives, bringing slight showers overnight and cooler, mostly cloudy Thanksgiving with highs near 65°F. Black Friday will be cooler, with the trend continuing into next week.

Houston experiences a late November cold front with variable weather, including a warm Wednesday before Thanksgiving and a cooler holiday. Travel may be impacted by weather systems across the country.

Houston anticipates record-tying heat before a cold front brings lower temperatures for Thanksgiving week, with cooler conditions for Black Friday shopping.

The Click2Houston article forecasts variable Houston weather, with near-record high temperatures before a Thanksgiving cold front, leading to a cool and possibly rainy Black Friday.

A pipe burst caused severe flooding at the Gables Post Oak apartment complex, leading to damage and displaced residents facing inadequate management response.

Houston is experiencing a notably warm November, with temperatures breaking records and highs forecast to reach the low 80s. A cold front may bring cooler weather and showers early next week.