Weather

For the first day of winter, we look at the weather forecast and what's to come for Texas during Christmas week.

If you like warm temperatures, you are going to love the next week.

Here is a weather forecast for the coming days as the Christmas holiday nears and we take a look at how the weather will end the year.

This weekend and through Christmas week, afternoon temperatures climb well above average. There's also a noticeable increase in humidity and high temperatures close to records for several days leading into Christmas. Rain chances are mainly limited to Sunday and Monday with a few light showers possible. We'll also watch out for a daily round of fog. Rain chances Tuesday drops to 10%.

This weekend and through Christmas week, afternoon temperatures climb well above average.

Traveling for the holidays? We have a look at the forecast and potential travel impacts.

Friday morning is kicking off with cool and crisp air with temperatures in the 40s. As we move into the afternoon, we'll see some more sunshine with highs increasing to the mid-60s.

Following the brief cooldown on Friday, temperatures will soar to near 80° both Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Look for plenty of sunshine Saturday and more clouds Sunday along with the chance for a few light rain showers. The weather still looks pretty nice though for Texans tailgating Sunday.

Following the brief cooldown on Friday, temperatures will soar to near 80° both Saturday and Sunday afternoon.

We're talking all things weather, including a look at the Christmas travel season.

Houston weather: Foggy Thursday morning in the 60s

Aside from Wednesday's rain, the overall pattern stays warm with only slight chances for drizzle. A weak front slips through late Thursday into Friday, briefly lowering temperatures and humidity. Friday morning will feel noticeably cooler, but the chill does not last long and no significant cold air is expected.

Aside from Wednesday's rain, the overall pattern stays warm with only slight chances for drizzle. A weak front slips through late Thursday into Friday, briefly lowering temperatures and humidity. Friday morning will feel noticeably cooler, but the chill does not last long and no significant cold air is expected.

Aside from today’s rain, the overall pattern stays warm with only slight chances for drizzle.