Houston's weather forecast predicts showers starting Friday with a high of 64 degrees today, followed by a 30% chance of rain over the weekend, and sunny skies by Sunday.

Houston's weather to remain mostly cloudy with a chance of rain increasing towards the end of the week, positing a risk of localized flooding, but clearing up by Sunday.

Houston residents will see a milder day with temperatures reaching the upper 60s, but the weather is expected to turn cloudier with a chance of showers later in the week.

Houston experiences a chilly start to the week, with sunny days ahead, temperatures peaking around 61 degrees, and cooler nights around 46 degrees. No storms expected, but a chance of rain increases towards the weekend.

Houston was hit by a hailstorm before a cold front, with hailstones the size of nickels falling; temperatures are expected to drop significantly following the storm.

The NWS forecasted high winds and a high of 57 degrees for Houston with clear skies, while the SPC warned of severe thunderstorms in the Carolinas. Houston's weather is to remain sunny with a cooldown and possible rain by week's end.

A cold front will bring gusty winds and a significant temperature drop in Houston, with residents advised to secure outdoor items and prepare for a chilly week ahead.

A cold front is expected to bring severe storms to Houston on Saturday, with potential for damaging winds and hail, though Friday will be warmer with a slight chance of showers.

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