FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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A major arctic blast is still set to arrive on Sunday and Monday. Temperatures will only climb to the 40s Sunday with overnight lows near freezing. An arctic front will roll in bringing a chance for a mix of light rain, freezing drizzle, and sleet Sunday night into Monday. The best chance will be north of I-10. Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for many areas near and north of I-10 from 6 p.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Monday including Montgomery, Walker, San Jacinto, Polk, Washington, Grimes, N. Liberty, Colorado, Austin & Waller counties. Up to 1/10" of ice is possible in these spots and bridges and overpasses will be the first to have problems. So slow things down and be very careful if you have to get out. Along with the chance for ice, the coldest air in about 13 months is expected Monday and Tuesday with highs in the 30s. Lows Monday night and Tuesday night will be near record lows near 20 for Houston. Make sure you dress in layers, keep pets, pipes & plants protected and drive with caution. We are tracking every angle of this arctic blast and you can too by downloading the FOX Local app on your smart TV.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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A major arctic blast is still set to arrive Sunday and Monday. Temperatures will only climb to the 40s Sunday with overnight lows near freezing. An arctic front will roll in bringing a chance for a mix of light rain, freezing drizzle, and sleet Sunday night into Monday. Best chance will be north of I-10. Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for many areas near and north of I-10 from 6 PM Sunday to 6 PM Monday including Montgomery, Walker, San Jacinto, Polk, Washington, Grimes, N. Liberty, Colorado, Austin & Waller counties. Up to 1/10" of ice is possible in these spots and bridges and overpasses will be the first to have problems. So slow things down and be very careful if you have to get out. Along with the chance for ice, the coldest air in about 13 months is expected Monday and Tuesday with highs in the 30s. Lows Monday night and Tuesday night will be near record lows near 20 for Houston. Make sure you dress in layers, keep pets, pipes & plants protected, and drive with caution. We are tracking every angle of this arctic blast and you can too by downloading the FOX Local app on your smart TV.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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An arctic blast is on its way to Houston later this weekend and into early next week. We have wake up temperatures in the 30s this holiday weekend. A front sweeps across the state bringing the potential for freezing rain or sleet on Monday. The coldest temperatures of the season will be felt on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Most of the area will be in the 20s. Prepare your property this weekend. You can watch live coverage of this arctic blast all weekend long by downloading the FOX Local app on your smart tv

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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The first shot of cold air is moving into southeast Texas tonight. The really cold air is coming later to Houston, but be ready for morning lows in the 30s for the holiday weekend. Saturday afternoon should be comfortable with less wind and mild temperatures. Sunday will be another windy day with temperatures steady and cool. There are still some questions in the forecast for Monday concerning precipitation, but right now light rain with some isolated sleet possible for our northern counties. Tuesday and Wednesday mornings are still on track to have most of the FOX 26 area in the 20. Make sure to download the FOX LOCAL app for your smart TV for exclusive content and special coverage of this artic blast.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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The first shot of cold air is moving into southeast Texas tonight. The really cold air is coming later to Houston, but be ready for morning lows in the 30s for the holiday weekend. Saturday afternoon should be comfortable with less wind and mild temperatures. Sunday will be another windy day with temperatures steady and cool. There are still some questions in the forecast for Monday concerning precipitation, but right now light rain with some isolated sleet is possible for our northern counties. Tuesday and Wednesday mornings are still on track to have most of the FOX 26 area in the 20. Make sure to download the FOX LOCAL app for your smart TV for exclusive content and special coverage of this arctic blast.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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A wind advisory is in effect until 4 p.m. Windy and cooler with steady or falling temperatures in the low 50s.

Houston weather: Colder Friday ahead before bone-chilling temps
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Get ready for a major arctic blast still set to drop in Sunday PM and Monday! Before we get to that system though, we've got one coming in overnight that could bring a few strong storms. There's a low risk for a brief severe storm early Friday with a wind gust near 60 mph possible & hail near quarter size. But there will only be a small window for that to happen. Storm threat is mainly from 2-5 AM Friday and highest threat is north of Houston. Wind picks up behind that front with gusts to 40 mph and a WIND ADVISORY is in effect 3 AM - 4 PM Friday. Saturday should be quiet for the Texans playoff game with highs near 60. But a major arctic front arrives Sunday afternoon and evening. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday will be much colder with temperatures in the 30s much of the day. Light sleet, freezing drizzle, or snow flurries may mix with rain on Monday with little to no accumulation expected. Then a hard freeze is likely for Houston early Tuesday with temperatures near 20. Another freeze is likely early Wednesday before temperatures start to warm up Thursday. Make sure to download our FOX LOCAL app for your smart tv for excusive content and special weather coverage of the arctic blast!

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Get ready for a major arctic blast still set to drop in Sunday evening and Monday! Before we get to that system though, we've got one coming in overnight that could bring a few strong storms. There's a low risk for a brief severe storm early Friday with a wind gust near 60 mph possible & hail near quarter size. But there will only be a small window for that to happen. The storm threat is mainly from 2-5 AM Friday and the highest threat is north of Houston. The wind picks up behind that front with gusts to 40 mph and a WIND ADVISORY is in effect 3 AM - 4 PM Friday. Saturday should be quiet for the Texans playoff game with highs near 60. But a major arctic front arrives Sunday afternoon and evening. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday will be much colder with temperatures in the 30s much of the day. Light sleet, freezing drizzle, or snow flurries may mix with rain on Monday with little to no accumulation expected. Then a hard freeze is likely for Houston early Tuesday with temperatures near 20. Another freeze is likely early Wednesday before temperatures start to warm up Thursday. Make sure to download our FOX LOCAL app for your smart TV for exclusive content and special weather coverage of the Arctic blast!

Latest Texas Arctic Blast Timeline
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Spring-like weather is expected today. Highs in the 70s with an increase in winds. A front moves through overnight and into Friday morning bringing the chance for storms. Once the front pushes east, you can expect very windy conditions with highs in the upper 50s. Wake-up temperatures on Saturday morning will be near freezing. The weekend will be pleasant, dry and mild. Big weather changes are on the way early next week. Arctic air will make its way into Texas. Highs will be in the 30s Monday and Tuesday, but the coldest temps will be felt Tuesday morning. Some locations will be in the teens and 20s. Prepare your house and property this weekend and depend on FOX 26.

Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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We have so many changes on the way in the forecast. It?s hard to keep track of, but here we go with the timeline of what to expect: Today is going to feel like spring, with highs rising into the middle 70s with a few drizzles and breezy south winds. Watch for some overnight storms between around 2 AM and 5 AM early Friday, to be followed by blustery conditions on Friday. The weekend looks nice and clear, but watch out for some freezing temperatures early Saturday. The action arrives Sunday night into the MLK Day holiday with blustery north winds and temperatures stuck in the 30s all day long. The coldest air should arrive by Tuesday morning as temperatures could fall to the low 20s. As far as wintry precipitation, there is a slight chance for cold rain, light, sleet, or ice pellets, and a very slight chance for light snow flurries on Monday.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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We have so many changes on the way in the forecast. It?s hard to keep track of, but here we go with the timeline of what to expect: today is going to feel like spring with high temperatures rising into the middle 70s a few drizzles and breezy south winds. Watch for some overnight storms between around 2 AM and 5 AM early Friday to be followed by blustery conditions on Friday. for the weekend it looks nice and clear, but watch out for some freezing temperatures early Saturday. The action arrives Sunday night into the MLK day holiday with blustery north winds and temperatures stuck in the 30s all day long. The coldest air should arrive by Tuesday morning as temperatures could fall end of the low 20s. As far as wintry precipitation, there is a slight chance for cold rain, light, sleet, or ice pellets, and a very slight chance for light snow flurries.

Houston weather: Warm temps before arctic express rolls in next week
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Get ready for some big weather changes over the next week as a major arctic blast pushes in by this weekend! Before we get to the super cold air on Monday, we have one other system late Thursday and early Friday that will bring a shot for a few showers and storms between 1-6 AM Friday morning. There's a low risk for a brief strong to severe storm in Houston early Friday with a slightly higher risk north of Houston. We will warm into the 70s Thursday ahead of that system with a light freeze possible early Saturday behind that system. However, an arctic blast is expected on Monday with high temperatures only in the 30s and overnight lows near 20. We dip below freezing again Tuesday night before rebounding to the 40s Wednesday. There's a slim chance for a little light rain & snow early Monday but accumulation is not expected at this time. But keep checking back as we fine-tune the forecast. Also remember to download our FOX LOCAL app for your smart tv for excusive content and special weather coverage of the arctic blast!

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Get ready for some big weather changes over the next week as a major arctic blast pushes in by this weekend! Before we get to the super cold air on Monday, we have one other system late Thursday and early Friday that will bring a shot for a few showers and storms between 1 and 6 a.m. on Friday. There's a low risk for a brief strong to severe storm in Houston early Friday with a slightly higher risk north of Houston. We will warm into the 70s Thursday ahead of that system with a light freeze possible early Saturday behind that system. However, an arctic blast is expected on Monday with high temperatures only in the 30s and overnight lows near 20. We dip below freezing again Tuesday night before rebounding to the 40s Wednesday. There's a slim chance for a little light rain & snow early Monday but accumulation is not expected at this time. But keep checking back as we fine-tune the forecast. Also, remember to download our FOX LOCAL app for your smart TV for exclusive content and special weather coverage of the Arctic blast!

Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Lots of changes are on the way over the next several days with big drops in temperatures and even a couple of warm afternoons to enjoy. Beginning with today, after a cold morning we'll warm up nicely into the upper 60s. Friday looks mild as well with lows in the 50s and highs possibly reaching the upper 70s. Our next cold front moves through the area Thursday night into early Friday and could even bring a brief round of strong thunderstorms. Friday will turn blustery again with north breezes and highs only in the 50s. Marathon weather this weekend does look chilly with a low temperature of about 32 on Saturday morning and about 40 on Sunday morning. This is going to be an MLK day holiday to remember with temperatures plunging into the 30s through the day along with very harsh north winds, and that will be followed by some of the coldest weather that we?ve seen since December 2022.

Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Lots of changes are on the way over the next several days with big drops in temperatures and even a couple of warm afternoons to enjoy. Beginning with today, after a cold morning we'll warm up nicely into the upper 60s. Friday looks mild as well with lows in the 50s and highs possibly reaching the upper 70s. Our next cold front moves through the area Thursday night into early Friday and could even bring a brief round of strong thunderstorms. Friday will turn blustery again with north breezes and highs only in the 50s. Marathon weather this weekend does look chilly with a low temperature of about 32 on Saturday morning and about 40 on Sunday morning. This is going to be an MLK day holiday to remember with temperatures plunging into the 30s through the day along with very harsh north winds, and that will be followed by some of the coldest weather that we?ve seen since December 2022.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Cold this morning, then mostly sunny and pleasant with highs in the upper 60s.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Look for a quiet but chilly night across Houston with temperatures dipping to the 30s. Wind advisory has ended as wind is expected to settle down some tonight. Warmer air builds in over the next few days with temperatures soaring into the 70s Thursday afternoon. Next system pushes in overnight Thursday into Friday bringing some scattered showers and a few strong storms. There's a low risk for a few severe storms early Friday morning with Houston in the low 1/5 Marginal Risk. A few strong wind gusts near 60 mph will be the main threat. Next system arrives Sunday with a few rain showers and a lot of cold air. We'll go from 60s Sunday afternoon to 30s Sunday night. By MLK Jr. Day, highs will only be near 40 with overnight lows in the teens and 20s! This will be the coldest air so far this season and the first hard freeze. So remember to dress in layers, winterize your home by protecting pipes/dripping faucets, keep pets warm and check on family/neighbors that might need help.

Fox 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Severe storms that rocked the Houston area on Monday have moved to the east and are part of a system that is bringing tornadoes in Florida, Heavy rain for the eastern US, and heavy snow for the Midwest. Locally, today will be windy, sunny, chilly & dry. Tonight will be cold, but will be followed by milder air Wednesday and Thursday. Watch for another front late Thursday, followed by another blustery day on Friday. Prepare for a blast of very cold air next week.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Severe storms that rocked the Houston area on Monday have moved to the east and are part of a system that is bringing tornadoes in Florida, heavy rain for the eastern U.S. and heavy snow for the Midwest. Locally, today will be windy, sunny, chilly and dry. Tonight will be cold, but will be followed by milder air Wednesday and Thursday. Watch for another front late Thursday followed by another blustery day on Friday. Prepare for a blast of very cold air next week.

FOX 26 Houston Weather Forecast
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Tornado threat has ended for the Houston area but scattered showers are still possible behind a strong cold front along with a few rumbles of thunder. However, no additional severe storms are anticipated for the Houston area tonight. Wind will remain strong through Tuesday evening with gusts up to 45 mph. For that reason, wind advisory is in effect until 6 PM Tuesday. Next storm system should bring a few showers and storms late Thursday and Friday. Following that system, the coldest air so far this season likely arrives with Houston's first freeze possible early Saturday. Temperatures will remain on a roller coaster over the next week with more chances for rain so stay tuned!