Houston weather: Cold weather advisory until noon Friday
A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect until noon today. Yesterday's sunshine help to "warm" the Houston area to 43 degrees, but with no sun today, we're likely to stay stuck in the 30s. Chilly northeast breezes will keep wind chills in the 20s for most areas as well. The first night of Galveston Mardi Gras will be cold and breezy.
A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect until noon today. Yesterday's sunshine help to "warm" the Houston area to 43 degrees, but with no sun today, we're likely to stay stuck in the 30s. Chilly northeast breezes will keep wind chills in the 20s for most areas as well. The first night of Galveston Mardi Gras will be cold and breezy.
Houston weather: Cold weather advisory until noon Friday
A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect from 8 pm Thursday night through Noon Friday. Expect a dreary, cloudy & cold day with highs near 40 and isolated drizzle possible on Friday.
A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect from 8 pm Thursday night through Noon Friday. Expect a dreary, cloudy & cold day with highs near 40 and isolated drizzle possible on Friday.
Houston weather: Very cold wind chills Thursday morning
Temperatures Thursday morning ranged from 20 to 30 degrees with single digit wind chills! An Extreme Cold Warning is in effect until 10 a.m. due to wind chills near 10 degrees. Freezing temperature will stay around for the morning, then some sunshine, but staying cold with highs close to 40.
Temperatures Thursday morning ranged from 20 to 30 degrees with single digit wind chills! An Extreme Cold Warning is in effect until 10 a.m. due to wind chills near 10 degrees. Freezing temperature will stay around for the morning, then some sunshine, but staying cold with highs close to 40.
Houston weather: Bitterly cold weather expected through Thursday morning
Low temperatures overnight Wednesday through Thursday morning will drop into the 20s areawide with dangerous wind chills. A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for areas east and south of Houston to warn of wind chills in the teens. An Extreme Cold Warning is now in place for Inland Harris County, Fort Bend, Montgomery, & Waller counties through 10 am. Other cities like Huntsville, Brenham, Bellville and Wharton are also included with expected wind chills in the single digits to low teens.
Low temperatures overnight Wednesday through Thursday morning will drop into the 20s areawide with dangerous wind chills. A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for areas east and south of Houston to warn of wind chills in the teens. An Extreme Cold Warning is now in place for Inland Harris County, Fort Bend, Montgomery, & Waller counties through 10 am. Other cities like Huntsville, Brenham, Bellville and Wharton are also included with expected wind chills in the single digits to low teens.
Houston weather: Wind advisory, chilly Wednesday morning
A Wind Advisory is in effect until noon with winds in the 20 to 25mph range and gusts occasionally above 35 mph. Highs for Wednesday will be in the low to mid 40s with wind chills in the 20s and 30s. The air will be very dry, so no wintry precipitation for us.
A Wind Advisory is in effect until noon with winds in the 20 to 25mph range and gusts occasionally above 35 mph. Highs for Wednesday will be in the low to mid 40s with wind chills in the 20s and 30s. The air will be very dry, so no wintry precipitation for us.
Houston weather: Cold nights ahead
A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect from 3am-10am Monday morning for communities like Huntsville, College Station, Sealy and Wharton - this warns of wind chills near 12-25?. Wind Advisory is now in effect from 9pm to Noon Wednesday for much of the area including Houston, with gusts to 35-40 mph likely. Early Thursday will bring us the coldest air with a hard freeze possible. In fact, an Extreme Cold Watch is in place for much of the area, including Houston & The Woodlands. Wind chills could drop to near 10?! Actual air temperatures will be cold enough to protect the "four p's" including covering your plants, keeping pets warm & dry, wearing extra layers & insulating pipes.
A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect from 3am-10am Monday morning for communities like Huntsville, College Station, Sealy and Wharton - this warns of wind chills near 12-25?. Wind Advisory is now in effect from 9pm to Noon Wednesday for much of the area including Houston, with gusts to 35-40 mph likely. Early Thursday will bring us the coldest air with a hard freeze possible. In fact, an Extreme Cold Watch is in place for much of the area, including Houston & The Woodlands. Wind chills could drop to near 10?! Actual air temperatures will be cold enough to protect the "four p's" including covering your plants, keeping pets warm & dry, wearing extra layers & insulating pipes.
Houston weather: Rainy night Tuesday, cold expected Wednesday
There is a slight chance for a few strong storms Tuesday evening as a strong cold front moves through. The primary risk will is isolated hail. Some spots could also pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain, which could lead to isolated street flooding. There is a Marginal, one out of four, threat for some flooding tonight along with isolated low threat for a severe storm. Following the passage of the strong cold front, temperatures will drop from the 60s to the 30s overnight.
There is a slight chance for a few strong storms Tuesday evening as a strong cold front moves through. The primary risk will is isolated hail. Some spots could also pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain, which could lead to isolated street flooding. There is a Marginal, one out of four, threat for some flooding tonight along with isolated low threat for a severe storm. Following the passage of the strong cold front, temperatures will drop from the 60s to the 30s overnight.
Houston weather: Cool Tuesday morning in the 50s
Tuesday morning will be cool and weather will be breezy and reasonably mild in the mid to upper 60s, but with increasing rain into the afternoon. There is a slight chance for a few strong storms this evening as our strong cold front moves through.
Tuesday morning will be cool and weather will be breezy and reasonably mild in the mid to upper 60s, but with increasing rain into the afternoon. There is a slight chance for a few strong storms this evening as our strong cold front moves through.
Houston weather: Wet day possible on Tuesday
All eyes will be on our next cold front which will sweep across SE Texas on Tuesday evening. Ahead of the front, temperatures will rise to the upper-60s. Along the front, there is a one out of five risk for heavy rain and strong storms. The main weather concerns ahead and along the front will be pockets of heavy rain, lightning and strong wind gusts.
All eyes will be on our next cold front which will sweep across SE Texas on Tuesday evening. Ahead of the front, temperatures will rise to the upper-60s. Along the front, there is a one out of five risk for heavy rain and strong storms. The main weather concerns ahead and along the front will be pockets of heavy rain, lightning and strong wind gusts.
Houston weather: Mild night Monday, cold and wet week ahead
All eyes will be on our next cold front which will sweep across SE Texas on Tuesday evening. Ahead of the front, temperatures will rise to the upper-60s. Along the front, there is a one out of five risk for heavy rain and strong storms. The main weather concerns ahead and along the front will be pockets of heavy rain, lightning and strong wind gusts.
All eyes will be on our next cold front which will sweep across SE Texas on Tuesday evening. Ahead of the front, temperatures will rise to the upper-60s. Along the front, there is a one out of five risk for heavy rain and strong storms. The main weather concerns ahead and along the front will be pockets of heavy rain, lightning and strong wind gusts.
Texas winter weather: Gov. Abbott gives update on preparation, response
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to speak alongside other state officials about how the state is preparing for incoming winter weather.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to speak alongside other state officials about how the state is preparing for incoming winter weather.
Houston weather: Chilly Presidents Day morning
Houston can expect dry and partly cloudy skies on this Presidents' Day with highs in the low-60s. All eyes will be on our next cold front which will sweep across Southeast Texas on Tuesday evening. Ahead of the front, temperatures will rise to the upper-60s. Along the front, there is a 1/5 risk for heavy rain and strong storms. The main weather concerns ahead and along the front will be pockets of heavy rain, lightning and strong wind gusts.
Houston can expect dry and partly cloudy skies on this Presidents' Day with highs in the low-60s. All eyes will be on our next cold front which will sweep across Southeast Texas on Tuesday evening. Ahead of the front, temperatures will rise to the upper-60s. Along the front, there is a 1/5 risk for heavy rain and strong storms. The main weather concerns ahead and along the front will be pockets of heavy rain, lightning and strong wind gusts.
Houston weather: Your Feb. 16 morning forecast
You can expect these chilly temperatures to continue for the next few hours, but then the sun is going to be out and shining.
You can expect these chilly temperatures to continue for the next few hours, but then the sun is going to be out and shining.
Houston weather: Feb. 15 evening forecast
Cold weather is on its way. Meteorologist John Dawson has the details.
Cold weather is on its way. Meteorologist John Dawson has the details.
Houston weather: Cloudy Friday with showers
Cloudy and chilly throughout the day with a few showers possible. Highs in the mid to upper 50s.
Cloudy and chilly throughout the day with a few showers possible. Highs in the mid to upper 50s.
Houston weather: More wet weather on the way
Following a round of rain, fog and a few hefty storms early Wednesday, today has been much cooler with strong north winds and highs in the 50s. The sky should remain partly to mostly cloudy tonight with cool and breezy weather. Temperatures in Houston should dip to the low 40s by Friday morning.
Following a round of rain, fog and a few hefty storms early Wednesday, today has been much cooler with strong north winds and highs in the 50s. The sky should remain partly to mostly cloudy tonight with cool and breezy weather. Temperatures in Houston should dip to the low 40s by Friday morning.
Houston weather: Cooler temps Thursday, highs in 50s
Following a round of rain, fog, and a hefty storm early Wednesday, Thursday will bring much cooler north winds with highs in the 50s and wind chills in the 40s. The sky should remain main cloudy, but a few peeks of sun will be possible.
Following a round of rain, fog, and a hefty storm early Wednesday, Thursday will bring much cooler north winds with highs in the 50s and wind chills in the 40s. The sky should remain main cloudy, but a few peeks of sun will be possible.
Houston weather: Cooler pattern begins
Lows tonight will drop into the 40s along with increasing breezes. Bundle up for a windy, chilly Thursday with highs in the 50s and gusts near 20 mph. Valentine's Day looks decent, but not great. Expect a partly sunny sky, isolated rain and highs near 60.
Lows tonight will drop into the 40s along with increasing breezes. Bundle up for a windy, chilly Thursday with highs in the 50s and gusts near 20 mph. Valentine's Day looks decent, but not great. Expect a partly sunny sky, isolated rain and highs near 60.
Houston weather: Scattered storms through Wednesday
Following 1 to 3 inches of rain on Tuesday, scattered showers and storms will add 1 to 2 inches along with fast-moving storms with frequent lightning and occasional gusty winds. Temperatures will hang around the upper 60s Wednesday, but much cooler air will move in tonight.
Following 1 to 3 inches of rain on Tuesday, scattered showers and storms will add 1 to 2 inches along with fast-moving storms with frequent lightning and occasional gusty winds. Temperatures will hang around the upper 60s Wednesday, but much cooler air will move in tonight.
Houston weather: Strong storms possible overnight on Wednesday
While we are not expecting a widespread outbreak of severe storms or flooding, some spots, especially along and north of I-10 could receive 3-4" of rain, so street flooding is possible tonight through early Wednesday. 1-2" of rain should be common with a few streaks of 3-4".
While we are not expecting a widespread outbreak of severe storms or flooding, some spots, especially along and north of I-10 could receive 3-4" of rain, so street flooding is possible tonight through early Wednesday. 1-2" of rain should be common with a few streaks of 3-4".