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Houston, TX Weather Oct. 26-Nov. 1: 50s Tonight, 85° Sunday
Houston, TX – Southeast Texas residents can expect a cloudy and relatively cool Monday night, Oct. 26, before temperatures climb back into the 80s later this week, with some communities potentially re
By Cole Barrett · 2026-10-26T20:29:36.432Z
Houston, TX – Southeast Texas residents can expect a cloudy and relatively cool Monday night, Oct. 26, before temperatures climb back into the 80s later this week, with some communities potentially reaching the upper 80s by Sunday, Nov. 1.
According to the National Weather Service in Houston Galveston, mostly cloudy to overcast skies are expected Monday night, with light and variable winds and isolated showers possible near Matagorda Bay.
Overnight temperatures will vary considerably across the region.
Northern communities such as Crockett and Livingston are forecast to fall into the mid 50s, while Houston should reach approximately 65 degrees. Coastal locations, including Galveston, could remain near 71 degrees.
Tuesday, Oct. 27, brings warmer afternoon conditions, with Houston reaching 81 degrees and nearby communities generally climbing into the lower 80s.
By Wednesday, Oct. 28, Houston is forecast to reach 83 degrees, while Katy, Columbus and Livingston could climb to 85 degrees.
Rain chances will remain relatively limited for much of the Houston metropolitan area, although some locations southwest of the city could experience scattered showers.
Bay City has a 45% chance of rain Wednesday, while Columbus and Wharton could see probabilities reach 50%.
Thursday, Oct. 29, is expected to remain mostly dry across Southeast Texas, with Houston reaching 82 degrees.
Friday and Saturday should continue the warm pattern, with Houston forecast to reach 80 degrees Friday and 84 degrees Saturday.
By Sunday, Nov. 1, temperatures could climb even higher.
Houston is forecast to reach 85 degrees, while Katy and Wharton could reach 87 degrees.
The warm conditions could provide favorable weather for Halloween activities Saturday, although isolated showers remain possible in some communities.
Residents should monitor updated local forecasts as precipitation chances and temperatures change.
For the latest information, visit weather.gov/houston .