Cedar Lane, TX
Current Weather Forecast for Cedar Lane
TX 77415 | 11:11pm
Weather Conditions
72°
Feels Like
72°
Clear
67°
90°
0
UV Index
Good
Air Quality
ESE
2 mph
Wind
0
in
rain
Tonight
Sun 5/19
71°
Lowest Temperature
12%
A few passing clouds. Low 71F. Winds light and variable.
Tomorrow
Mon 5/20
88°
Highest Temperature
9%
Sunshine and clouds mixed. High 88F. Winds SE at 10 to 20 mph.
Tomorrow night
Mon 5/20
76°
Lowest Temperature
17%
Partly to mostly cloudy. Low 76F. Winds SE at 10 to 15 mph.
Next 12 Hours Forecast in Cedar Lane
Hourly Weather Forecast & Temperature
12AM
5%
72°
Feels Like
72°
Clear
SE 3
mph
Wind
1012 mb
Pressure
98%
Humidity
0
UV Index
10mi
Visibility
12%
Cloud Cover
1AM
5%
73°
Feels Like
73°
2AM
4%
72°
Feels Like
72°
3AM
4%
72°
Feels Like
72°
4AM
5%
72°
Feels Like
72°
5AM
5%
72°
Feels Like
72°
6AM
6%
73°
Feels Like
73°
7AM
9%
73°
Feels Like
77°
8AM
8%
76°
Feels Like
81°
9AM
10%
80°
Feels Like
87°
10AM
4%
82°
Feels Like
90°
11AM
3%
84°
Feels Like
92°
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