2022 Houston Open Weather Forecast and Projections

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We’re teeing off for the Houston Open this week, and there’s one wave that could run into some issues.

As usual in my Golf weather forecasts, we’re focusing more on wind than rain. While rain can halt play if it’s heavy enough, it also helps to soften and slow the course, meaning it helps as much as it hurts. With wind there’s no helpful side, it’s all negative impact, and the impact can lead to dramatic differences in scoring. My goal is always to try and highlight the timeframe with the lightest winds, the time with the strongest winds, and to see if there’s a cumulative advantage for one wave over another. You can use then use this to your advantage making your picks on DFS sites and sportsbooks.

For the very latest info as the Houston Open forecast changes, stay tuned to @KevinRothWx on Twitter or check my main forecast page.

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Houston Open Weather Report & Forecast

Round 1 Weather Projection – Thursday, November 10th

Pretty perfect day, 5-10mph winds with no rain all day long.

Round 2 Weather Projection – Friday, November 11th

Friday starts great, with light winds around sunrise increase to 5-10mph by the late AM. In the afternoon a front arrives (likely late-afternoon), and winds will pick up behind that front, creating some issues for our latest golfers as winds increase to around 15mph sustained with stronger gusts. Rain chances will also be picking up in the afternoon, scattered showers are possible out ahead of the front, and likely as it moves through.

Round 3 Weather Projection – Saturday, November 12th

We stay a bit breezy Saturday, with winds around 15mph, winding down to 10mph by the late afternoon.

Round 4 Weather Projection – Sunday, November 13th

Winds around 10mph most of the day, no precip, quiet weather.

Overall Houston Open Weather Forecast

As I mentioned in the intro, when it comes to finding a usable and predictable edge for PGA, wind matters a lot more than rain. In this case the only problematic winds come late Friday afternoon and into Saturday. That means a Thursday PM / Friday AM group would minimize any wind risk, but even a Friday afternoon golfer would likely get most of the round in before winds pick up. Stay tuned to @KevinRothWx for the latest.

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Kevin Roth (KevinRothWx)

Over the past decade, Kevin Roth has become the go-to source for all things sports-weather related. A lifelong sports fan and admitted weather nerd, Kevin is proud to have combined his two passions and trailblazed a new niche in the DFS and sports betting community. He has a Master’s Degree in Atmospheric Science (Meteorology) and over 10 years of experience on TV in some of the country’s biggest severe weather markets. Kevin’s WeatherEdge product is a one-of-a-kind sports-weather research tool that combines historical data on stats and weather from past games to help users understand how the weather will impact every game on a slate at a glance. Follow Kevin on X – @KevinRothWx