FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
After a chilly morning with some drizzles, we?re going to gradually clear by this afternoon, staying cold though with highs below 60 in most spots. Tonight for trick-or-treating, expect temperatures to be chilly in the low 50s with a bit of a breeze. The rest of the week includes cold mornings, especially Wednesday and Thursday morning with some widespread 30s across the area, but the afternoons look fantastic especially mid 70s coming up Friday.
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