Daily Weather Brief for December 4, 2025

Today’s Daily Weather Brief for Houston brings a cool, rainy setup, as steady showers move across the area. Residents should prepare for a gray, damp day with temperatures running below seasonal norms. This wet pattern may slow travel, but it will also help boost soil moisture after recent dry spells. For the full week’s forecast, you can always check Houston Weather.

Cool Temperatures and Widespread Rain

Temperatures today stay on the cooler side across the metro. Daytime highs reach about 54.6°F, and lows fall near 45.7°F. Much of the day remains damp because moderate rain pushes through early and lingers through the afternoon. Rain totals may reach around 0.30 inches. Because of this, drivers should watch for slick spots and allow extra time during commutes.

Cloud cover stays thick all day. These clouds keep the atmosphere stable and hold temperatures in a narrow range. Despite the steady rain, flooding is not expected. However, brief periods of heavier showers could reduce visibility, especially around sunrise and sunset.

Wind, Visibility, and Air Quality

Winds remain light to moderate. Speeds average near 12 mph, and gusts could reach 22 mph at times. Although these winds are not strong enough for any advisories, they can still make the cool air feel a bit colder. Because of this, residents may want a windproof layer.

Air quality stays in the good range today, thanks to widespread rainfall that helps clear pollutants from the lower atmosphere. Allergens also trend lower because rain suppresses tree and grass pollen. This offers welcome relief for those with sensitivities.

Evening and Overnight Outlook

Rain continues into the early evening and tapers late tonight. Evening temperatures hold near 45.7°F, then drop to around 48.5°F overnight as clouds linger. Roads will stay damp into the early morning hours, but winds ease slightly after midnight. While clouds remain thick, no thunderstorms or severe weather are expected.

Because of cool temperatures and lingering moisture, light patchy fog could develop near daybreak Friday. This is most likely along open fields, bayous, and low-lying neighborhoods. Even so, visibility impacts should stay minor.

What Houston Residents Should Watch

• Expect steady rain through much of the day.
• Watch for slick roads during peak commute hours.
• Carry a rain jacket and umbrella because showers are persistent.
• Air quality stays good, offering a break for allergy sufferers.
• No severe storms or flooding threats today.

Although today’s weather feels chilly and wet, it brings beneficial rainfall to the region and helps balance soil moisture as we head toward winter. Conditions improve tomorrow as showers fade and temperatures trend slightly warmer. Stay tuned to Houston and our daily updates to plan the rest of your week with confidence.