Houston weather: Mild Friday night before Saturday's scattered storms

Allergy levels high but no rowdy weather tonight

What we know:

HOUSTON - Humidity will remain low today, but a Gulf breeze will return by this evening and that will begin to increase humidity near the coast and farther inland through tomorrow. 

With recent dry breezes, tree pollen and dust have blown in and will remain in place today. A mixture of trees are creating pollen, including cedar, elm and oak. Watch out for patchy fog/drizzle that could develop in some spots tonight as temperatures dip to the 60s.

Temperature highs to reach the 70s for Bun B's Birthday Bonanza at the Houston rodeo.

Cold front brings a few storms Saturday

What's next:

A cold front will move through late Saturday, so expect scattered showers and a few storms along with clouds and muggier air. The rodeo and the carnival could be affected by both breezy winds and intermittent showers. 

Following the cold front, chilly and drier air moves in again. 

Also, don't forget to set your clocks forward 1 hour before going to bed Saturday night as we spring forward with the beginning of daylight saving time.

Breezy, dry and chilly again Sunday; Brisk Monday morning

Big picture view:

As the weekend continues, we'll transition from a breezy, cloudy, humid and showery Saturday to a windy and much cooler Sunday. Expect dry northwest breezes with highs in the low to mid 60s on Sunday afternoon followed by lows in the low to mid 40s Monday morning. 

Overall, next week is looking breezy and dry.

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