A wet Sunday and a cooling front are set to reshape Houston’s weather early next week.
Key points
- Sunday: cloudy, rain possible, temps mid‑60s; South Texas at Level 2 flood risk.
- Monday shows lingering showers; rain chances fall by Tuesday.
- Cold front arrives late Wed‑early Thu, bringing cooler, drier air.
- Late‑week highs drop to low‑70s with overnight lows in the 40s‑50s.
The FOX 26 Houston weather team says the coming weekend will shift from typical early‑November warmth to a cooler, rain‑laden pattern, with a mid‑week cold front expected to bring drier air and lower temperatures.
On Sunday, clouds will dominate the sky and temperatures will hover in the mid‑ to upper‑60s. Intermittent showers are likely, especially west and south of Houston, while South Texas faces a Level 2 out of 4 risk for street flooding due to heavier rain.
Sunday’s Weather Outlook
Monday will still see a few lingering showers, keeping afternoon highs in the upper‑60s to low‑70s. By Tuesday, the chance of rain drops noticeably, offering a brief reprieve before the front arrives.
A cold front is forecast to move through the region late Wednesday into early Thursday. The front is expected to clear skies and push daytime highs down to the low‑70s, with morning lows slipping into the 40s‑50s.
Midweek Cold Front Impact
After the front passes, the week will finish cooler: highs in the upper‑70s on Wednesday and Thursday, then easing to the low‑70s on Friday and Saturday, while overnight lows remain in the 40s‑50s.
Reader questions
What flood risk does South Texas face on Sunday?
The forecast assigns a Level 2 out of 4 risk for street flooding in South Texas on Sunday, according to FOX 26 Houston.
When is the cold front expected to affect Houston?
The cold front is projected to move into the area late Wednesday and early Thursday.
What temperature range is expected later in the week?
Daytime highs are expected to fall to the low‑70s after the front, with morning lows in the 40s‑50s.
Source: fox26houston.com
