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Houston turning cloudy ahead of Sunday rain chances
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk Daji Aswad, Justin Stapleton , as published by Click2Houston KPRC2 Local
· November 7, 2026
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Our weekend forecast: Saturday is the pick day of the weekend, no rain and temperatures near average. It isn’t until Sunday where rain chances return to southeast Texas, dropping temperatures into the 60s. Sunday will see a disturbance moving in from west Texas that brings in light to moderate r...
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Key points It isn’t until Sunday where rain chances return to southeast Texas, dropping temperatures into the 60s. Our weekend forecast: Saturday is the pick day of the weekend, no rain and temperatures near average. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Our weekend forecast: Saturday is the pick day of the weekend, no rain and temperatures near average. It isn’t until Sunday where rain chances return to southeast Texas, dropping temperatures into the 60s. Sunday will see a disturbance moving in from west Texas that brings in light to moderate r...
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