Calm, quiet, but oh-so chilly Thursday evening
Weather looks cool and dry tonight with most areas dipping to the 40s and 50s closer to the coast. A few temperature readings in the 30s can't be ruled out up north. Friday looks pleasant by the afternoon with highs in the 60s. Weekend will be cool with just isolated showers. But look for a coastal low to bring widespread rain on Monday. Much stronger cold front arrives late next week by Thursday that will send temperatures plummeting just in time for the Christmas. First widespread freeze of the season is likely coming next Thursday night! Get ready!
Weather looks cool and dry tonight with most areas dipping to the 40s and 50s closer to the coast. A few temperature readings in the 30s can't be ruled out up north. Friday looks pleasant by the afternoon with highs in the 60s. Weekend will be cool with just isolated showers. But look for a coastal low to bring widespread rain on Monday. Much stronger cold front arrives late next week by Thursday that will send temperatures plummeting just in time for the Christmas. First widespread freeze of the season is likely coming next Thursday night! Get ready!
Cool, chilly Thursday afternoon in the 60s
Cold mornings and cool afternoons will be the norm across southeast Texas this week. It will be good practice for the next shot of colder air that will drain in behind a stronger front late next week. Plan for a very chilly Christmas locally! Sunday night through Tuesday morning also looks fairly soggy, with a steady blanket of light to moderate rain courtesy of a coastal low. A few light and spotty showers are also possible overnight Friday as we head into the weekend, but the afternoons look mostly dry if you'll be out and about!
Cold mornings and cool afternoons will be the norm across southeast Texas this week. It will be good practice for the next shot of colder air that will drain in behind a stronger front late next week. Plan for a very chilly Christmas locally! Sunday night through Tuesday morning also looks fairly soggy, with a steady blanket of light to moderate rain courtesy of a coastal low. A few light and spotty showers are also possible overnight Friday as we head into the weekend, but the afternoons look mostly dry if you'll be out and about!
Clear and cold Thursday morning, then sunny, cool and dry
Seasonable December air has arrived in Houston and it looks like even colder air is on the way just before Christmas. Today looks nice with cool, dry air and highs in the 60s. Clouds return Friday through the weekend with chilly highs below 60 inland. Next week, there's a good chance for a blast of cold, windy weather for the days leading up to Christmas. The first widespread freeze of the season is likely.
Seasonable December air has arrived in Houston and it looks like even colder air is on the way just before Christmas. Today looks nice with cool, dry air and highs in the 60s. Clouds return Friday through the weekend with chilly highs below 60 inland. Next week, there's a good chance for a blast of cold, windy weather for the days leading up to Christmas. The first widespread freeze of the season is likely.
Thursday morning weather forecast
A big change in the weather pattern has finally found its way to Southeast Texas. Houston should see average to below average temperatures for the next 10-12 days. Thursday and Friday will be downright splendid for December days in Houston. Look for clear skies with mornings in the mid 40s and afternoons in the mid 60s. The weekend could see a few showers across the area as Gulf moisture tries to move back into the region. Look for higher rain chances on Monday.
A big change in the weather pattern has finally found its way to Southeast Texas. Houston should see average to below average temperatures for the next 10-12 days. Thursday and Friday will be downright splendid for December days in Houston. Look for clear skies with mornings in the mid 40s and afternoons in the mid 60s. The weekend could see a few showers across the area as Gulf moisture tries to move back into the region. Look for higher rain chances on Monday.
Breezy Wednesday evening in the 60s with clear skies
A big change in the weather pattern has finally found its way to Southeast Texas. Houston should see average to below-average temperatures for the next 10-12 days. Thursday and Friday will be downright splendid for December days in Houston. Look for clear skies with mornings in the mid-40s and afternoons in the mid-60s. The weekend could see a few showers across the area as Gulf moisture tries to move back into the region. Look for higher rain chances on Monday.
A big change in the weather pattern has finally found its way to Southeast Texas. Houston should see average to below-average temperatures for the next 10-12 days. Thursday and Friday will be downright splendid for December days in Houston. Look for clear skies with mornings in the mid-40s and afternoons in the mid-60s. The weekend could see a few showers across the area as Gulf moisture tries to move back into the region. Look for higher rain chances on Monday.
After Wednesday morning rain, cold front brings clear, dry, cooler weather
After early morning rain, a cold front will bring clear, very dry and cooler weather. Look for afternoon sun with breezy northwest winds today. Lows over the next several nights will drop to the upper 30s and low 40s with highs in the mid 60s. The pattern through Christmas still looks cold.
After early morning rain, a cold front will bring clear, very dry and cooler weather. Look for afternoon sun with breezy northwest winds today. Lows over the next several nights will drop to the upper 30s and low 40s with highs in the mid 60s. The pattern through Christmas still looks cold.
Wednesday morning weather forecast
A cold front will usher in much cooler and breezy conditions for the rest of the week. We set another record high at Houston Hobby Airport Tuesday reaching 82 degrees. But the heatwave is coming to an end. Look for more rain possible over the weekend with cooler temperatures sticking around.
A cold front will usher in much cooler and breezy conditions for the rest of the week. We set another record high at Houston Hobby Airport Tuesday reaching 82 degrees. But the heatwave is coming to an end. Look for more rain possible over the weekend with cooler temperatures sticking around.
Tuesday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist Remeisha Shade
Tornado Watch remains in effect until 10 PM for Polk county. There's still a small risk for a brief tornado and a few damaging wind gusts through early tonight as a strong cold front moves in. The main event for the late night hours will be the potential for heavy rain that could lead to a few flooding issues. Cold front ushers in much cooler and breezy conditions for the rest of the week. We set another record high at Houston Hobby Airport today reaching 82 degrees. But the heatwave is coming to an end. Look for more rain possible over the weekend with cooler temperatures sticking around.
Tornado Watch remains in effect until 10 PM for Polk county. There's still a small risk for a brief tornado and a few damaging wind gusts through early tonight as a strong cold front moves in. The main event for the late night hours will be the potential for heavy rain that could lead to a few flooding issues. Cold front ushers in much cooler and breezy conditions for the rest of the week. We set another record high at Houston Hobby Airport today reaching 82 degrees. But the heatwave is coming to an end. Look for more rain possible over the weekend with cooler temperatures sticking around.
Tuesday afternoon weather forecast with Meteorologist John Dawson
Big changes are on the way and we expect several cold fronts to keep the forecast interesting here for the rest of 2022. Today's main concern is severe weather which could begin by early afternoon and last off and on through overnight tonight. The highest risk will be north of Houston, then northeast by this evening. After the front passes Wednesday morning, we'll enter a chillier pattern lows in the 40s and highs in the 50s and 60s.
Big changes are on the way and we expect several cold fronts to keep the forecast interesting here for the rest of 2022. Today's main concern is severe weather which could begin by early afternoon and last off and on through overnight tonight. The highest risk will be north of Houston, then northeast by this evening. After the front passes Wednesday morning, we'll enter a chillier pattern lows in the 40s and highs in the 50s and 60s.
Big changes on the way for Houston
Big changes are on the way and we expect several cold fronts to keep the forecast interesting here for the rest of 2022. Today's main concern is severe weather which could begin by early afternoon and last off and on through overnight tonight. The highest risk will be north of Houston, then northeast by this evening. After the front passes Wednesday morning, we'll enter a chillier pattern lows in the 40s and highs in the 50s and 60s.
Big changes are on the way and we expect several cold fronts to keep the forecast interesting here for the rest of 2022. Today's main concern is severe weather which could begin by early afternoon and last off and on through overnight tonight. The highest risk will be north of Houston, then northeast by this evening. After the front passes Wednesday morning, we'll enter a chillier pattern lows in the 40s and highs in the 50s and 60s.
Tuesday morning weather forecast
Big changes are less than 24 hours away as a powerful winter storm gets more organized across the Rockies. This powerful storm system will bring blizzard conditions to parts of the Plains and Dakotas on the colder side. We will be on the warmer side of the storm meaning the threat for heavy rain and possible severe storms. Severe threat is low for Houston, Cat. 1 out of 5 but a higher Category 2 out of 5 just NE of Houston. Main threats will be damaging winds and a very small tornado threat mainly Tuesday afternoon and evening. Heavy rain will be a possibility as well with parts of Montgomery, Polk & San Jacinto counties picking up 3-7.5" of rain over the weekend. Big temperature drop comes mid-late week as high temperatures dip to the 50s by the weekend. Prepare for it to feel more like the holidays soon!
Big changes are less than 24 hours away as a powerful winter storm gets more organized across the Rockies. This powerful storm system will bring blizzard conditions to parts of the Plains and Dakotas on the colder side. We will be on the warmer side of the storm meaning the threat for heavy rain and possible severe storms. Severe threat is low for Houston, Cat. 1 out of 5 but a higher Category 2 out of 5 just NE of Houston. Main threats will be damaging winds and a very small tornado threat mainly Tuesday afternoon and evening. Heavy rain will be a possibility as well with parts of Montgomery, Polk & San Jacinto counties picking up 3-7.5" of rain over the weekend. Big temperature drop comes mid-late week as high temperatures dip to the 50s by the weekend. Prepare for it to feel more like the holidays soon!
Monday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist Remeisha Shade
Big changes are less than 24 hours away as a powerful winter storm gets more organized across the Rockies. This powerful storm system will bring blizzard conditions to parts of the Plains and Dakotas on the colder side. We will be on the warmer side of the storm meaning the threat for heavy rain and possible severe storms. Severe threat is low for Houston, Cat. 1 out of 5 but a higher Category 2 out of 5 just NE of Houston. Main threats will be damaging winds and a very small tornado threat mainly Tuesday afternoon and evening. Heavy rain will be a possibility as well with parts of Montgomery, Polk & San Jacinto counties picking up 3-7.5" of rain over the weekend. Big temperature drop comes mid-late week as high temperatures dip to the 50s by the weekend. Prepare for it to feel more like the holidays soon!
Big changes are less than 24 hours away as a powerful winter storm gets more organized across the Rockies. This powerful storm system will bring blizzard conditions to parts of the Plains and Dakotas on the colder side. We will be on the warmer side of the storm meaning the threat for heavy rain and possible severe storms. Severe threat is low for Houston, Cat. 1 out of 5 but a higher Category 2 out of 5 just NE of Houston. Main threats will be damaging winds and a very small tornado threat mainly Tuesday afternoon and evening. Heavy rain will be a possibility as well with parts of Montgomery, Polk & San Jacinto counties picking up 3-7.5" of rain over the weekend. Big temperature drop comes mid-late week as high temperatures dip to the 50s by the weekend. Prepare for it to feel more like the holidays soon!
Cloudy and slightly cooler Monday morning, then isolated showers
Big changes are on the way with a powerful area of low pressure that will bring a blizzard to the Central Plains and severe storms from Texas to Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. Look for a mostly quiet, cloudy Monday here with a few light showers. Tuesday brings a chance for storms, especially by the afternoon and evening and a few could be strong. The highest risk for severe weather will be northeast of Houston. The rest of the week will be much cooler with lows in the 40s and highs in the 50s and 60s.
Big changes are on the way with a powerful area of low pressure that will bring a blizzard to the Central Plains and severe storms from Texas to Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. Look for a mostly quiet, cloudy Monday here with a few light showers. Tuesday brings a chance for storms, especially by the afternoon and evening and a few could be strong. The highest risk for severe weather will be northeast of Houston. The rest of the week will be much cooler with lows in the 40s and highs in the 50s and 60s.
Mostly cloudy in the 60s Sunday afternoon with few showers
Houston will continue to see a few showers around until a cold front arrives Tuesday afternoon. That front will create some severe storms with some of those possible in Southeast Texas. Locally heavy rainfall is also possible late on Tuesday. Skies will gradually clear on Wednesday as some chilly weather moves into the area for the rest of the week.
Houston will continue to see a few showers around until a cold front arrives Tuesday afternoon. That front will create some severe storms with some of those possible in Southeast Texas. Locally heavy rainfall is also possible late on Tuesday. Skies will gradually clear on Wednesday as some chilly weather moves into the area for the rest of the week.
Sunday weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
This week will feature quite the pattern flip, from warm and humid to cool and dry. After a stormy start to Sunday, the rain will remain fairly Isolated until Tuesday when our next front arrives. That will bring in another dose of strong to potentially severe storms, mainly east, and the possibility for more locally heavy rainfall. A sprinkle or two may linger into the early part of Wednesday then skies will gradually clear as festive weather arrives. Some chilly starts in the upper 30s are possible farther north toward the end of the week and heading into the weekend.
This week will feature quite the pattern flip, from warm and humid to cool and dry. After a stormy start to Sunday, the rain will remain fairly Isolated until Tuesday when our next front arrives. That will bring in another dose of strong to potentially severe storms, mainly east, and the possibility for more locally heavy rainfall. A sprinkle or two may linger into the early part of Wednesday then skies will gradually clear as festive weather arrives. Some chilly starts in the upper 30s are possible farther north toward the end of the week and heading into the weekend.
Cold front bringing storms to Houston area early Sunday morning
A cold front will bringing a broken line of storms into the Houston area overnight into early Sunday morning. The rain should end around noon and milder temperatures will hang around Southeast Texas until a stronger front arrives on Tuesday. That will begin a much cooler and drier pattern.
A cold front will bringing a broken line of storms into the Houston area overnight into early Sunday morning. The rain should end around noon and milder temperatures will hang around Southeast Texas until a stronger front arrives on Tuesday. That will begin a much cooler and drier pattern.
Saturday weather forecast with Meteorologist Lena Maria Arango
Still warm and humid, but changes are on the horizon. Rain chances are also going up. The first half of Saturday looks good for outdoor plans, and so does the second half of Sunday. But overnight tonight some locally heavy rain will fall with a slow-moving front. That will be mainly north of town, along with the possibility of a few stronger storms. Something to keep in mind if you'll be out and about after dark: we'll be quiet through Monday, before the next potential for severe weather arrives. Check back often for updates on Tuesday, and if you're craving cooler air don't worry... it's coming
Still warm and humid, but changes are on the horizon. Rain chances are also going up. The first half of Saturday looks good for outdoor plans, and so does the second half of Sunday. But overnight tonight some locally heavy rain will fall with a slow-moving front. That will be mainly north of town, along with the possibility of a few stronger storms. Something to keep in mind if you'll be out and about after dark: we'll be quiet through Monday, before the next potential for severe weather arrives. Check back often for updates on Tuesday, and if you're craving cooler air don't worry... it's coming
Saturday morning weather forecast
Two big rounds of rain are expected to roll through over the next 5 days. The first round comes with a weaker cold front late Saturday night into Sunday. A few strong storms could also accompany this front. A much stronger front Tuesday brings even higher rain chances and finally much cooler air by the middle of next week. It will be close to a 20 degree drop so get ready!
Two big rounds of rain are expected to roll through over the next 5 days. The first round comes with a weaker cold front late Saturday night into Sunday. A few strong storms could also accompany this front. A much stronger front Tuesday brings even higher rain chances and finally much cooler air by the middle of next week. It will be close to a 20 degree drop so get ready!
Friday evening weather forecast
Two big rounds of rain are expected to roll through over the next 5 days. The first round comes with a weaker cold front late Saturday night into Sunday. A few strong storms could also accompany this front. A much stronger front Tuesday brings even higher rain chances and finally much cooler air by the middle of next week. It will be close to a 20 degree drop so get ready!
Two big rounds of rain are expected to roll through over the next 5 days. The first round comes with a weaker cold front late Saturday night into Sunday. A few strong storms could also accompany this front. A much stronger front Tuesday brings even higher rain chances and finally much cooler air by the middle of next week. It will be close to a 20 degree drop so get ready!
Humid, warm Friday afternoon in the 80s
Today is looking mostly dry if you've got Friday night plans, but look for an increase in rain over the weekend. A few stronger storms may be in the mix especially for our northern areas, with the bulk arriving after dark Saturday and lingering into the earlier part of Sunday. The work week starts off quiet but a stronger front will very likely bring severe weather to the deep south Tuesday into Wednesday, which may include a few stronger storms for our area as well. Behind the front, temperatures return closer to normal for this time of year so we've got some dry and less humid air to look forward to!
Today is looking mostly dry if you've got Friday night plans, but look for an increase in rain over the weekend. A few stronger storms may be in the mix especially for our northern areas, with the bulk arriving after dark Saturday and lingering into the earlier part of Sunday. The work week starts off quiet but a stronger front will very likely bring severe weather to the deep south Tuesday into Wednesday, which may include a few stronger storms for our area as well. Behind the front, temperatures return closer to normal for this time of year so we've got some dry and less humid air to look forward to!