Texas wakes up warm and damp across Houston, where low clouds hang heavy and temperatures hold near 65 degrees. The air feels thick, and patchy fog drifts across feeder roads and low-lying neighborhoods.
Calm winds and high humidity keep visibility reduced in spots early. Drivers along I-45, the Southwest Freeway, and Beltway 8 should watch for brief fog pockets through midmorning. A 30 percent chance of showers lingers, mainly before early afternoon, before skies gradually brighten.
Sunshine builds later today, pushing highs to 77 degrees. Winds shift north around 5 mph, and the afternoon turns mild and comfortable. Tonight cools slightly to 59 under partly cloudy skies.
The warm February pattern holds Thursday and Friday. Both days reach near 77 degrees with partly sunny skies. Moisture deepens late Friday, and a 20 percent shower chance develops after midnight.
Saturday carries the greatest impact. Showers and possible thunderstorms become likely, with rain chances near 90 percent. Downpours could affect travel before noon and into the afternoon. Keep devices charged and allow extra time if heading out for Valentine’s Weekend plans.
Rain tapers Saturday night, and Sunday rebounds with sunshine near 70. Early next week stays mild, with highs in the lower to mid-70s. Longer-range signals show above-normal temperatures expanding across Texas into the 6–10 day outlook, reinforcing this early spring tease.
Five Day Outlook for Houston, Texas:
Today: Chance of early showers, then partly sunny, high 77°F.
Tonight: Partly cloudy, low 59°F.
Thursday: Partly sunny, high 77°F.
Friday: Partly sunny, high 77°F. Slight late shower chance.
Saturday: Showers and thunderstorms likely, high 76°F.
