Houston weather is shifting into a pleasant, mostly dry stretch after early morning storms drenched parts of Southeast Texas on Veterans Day.
Weather conditions have improved across the area, leaving residents with clear skies before another system arrives this weekend.
According to the Your Gulf Coast Weather Authority Team, the region can expect a 10% to 20% chance for a brief shower through early Wednesday night, followed by mostly cloudy skies and temperatures hovering in the 70s for the remainder of the day.
A weak cold front is scheduled to drop into the area late Wednesday night into early Thursday, though forecasters note that no rainfall is expected to accompany this boundary.
Thursday may begin with lingering cloud cover, but skies are projected to clear quickly as humidity levels drop behind the front.
Both Thursday and Friday will feature mostly sunny and pleasant conditions, with afternoon highs reaching the upper 70s and cooler overnight lows dipping into the low 50s.
KHOU reports that sunshine will persist through Saturday across the Houston metro area before active weather moves back into the region.
Outdoor plans late in the weekend may face disruptions as another approaching front brings renewed rain chances to Southeast Texas.
Forecasters indicate that a few scattered showers or thunderstorms could begin developing late Saturday and linger through much of Sunday.
While the exact timing remains uncertain, meteorologists warn that potential downpours could impact weekend activities across the region.
