As Halloween weekend approaches, the weather in Houston is set to be characterized by cloudy skies and scattered showers. Today, Friday, the day begins with overcast conditions and intermittent rain, which is expected to continue throughout Halloween, although it will not be constant.
The forecast for today indicates continued cloudiness and a likelihood of scattered showers. Additionally, late afternoon and evening storms may develop. The persistent cloud cover and occasional rain are likely to keep temperatures in most areas below 80 degrees.
As we move into Halloween, the weather will feature intermittent rain throughout Saturday, with the possibility of spotty afternoon storms and isolated showers, particularly around the time for trick-or-treating. Fortunately, most weather models suggest that the rain will diminish in the evening, providing a window for dry conditions. For the latest updates, it’s wise to stay tuned to local weather sources before heading out.
Looking ahead to Election Day on Tuesday, storms are anticipated as a cold front moves through the area. With sunset occurring shortly after 5:30 PM, the likelihood of heavy storms adds urgency to the need for early voting today. However, the forecast brings positive news for the days following the front, as cooler and more pleasant air is expected to settle in, leading to brisk morning temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday.
