Weather

We're off to a nice, quiet start to the week with mild weather today and slightly warmer temperatures this afternoon. Valentine's Day should begin with rain and a brief round of storms that should be ending by early afternoon. Valentine's evening looks nice with temps in the 60s and 70s. Following another cold front scheduled for Wednesday night into Thursday morning, look for a cold end to the week with lows in the 30s on Friday and Saturday morning.

We're off to a nice, quiet start to the week with mild weather today and slightly warmer temperatures this afternoon. Valentine's Day should begin with rain and a brief round of storms that should be ending by early afternoon. Valentine's evening looks nice with temps in the 60s and 70s. Following another cold front scheduled for Wednesday night into Thursday morning, look for a cold end to the week with lows in the 30s on Friday and Saturday morning.

Mild Monday across Southeast Texas with increasing humidity. Look for showers and storms to move into Houston early Tuesday morning as a front stalls along the coast. The stalled front keeps rain in the forecast for Wednesday and Thursday until another front clears the skies. That second front will also deliver a couple of chilly mornings at the end of the week.

Mild Monday across Southeast Texas with increasing humidity. Look for showers and storms to move into Houston early Tuesday morning as a front stalls along the coast. The stalled front keeps rain in the forecast for Wednesday and Thursday until another front clears the skies. That second front will also deliver a couple chilly mornings at the end of the week.

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Super Bowl Sunday features a winning forecast in southeast Texas, then the humidity will be on the rise through midweek. A weak front brings in some Valentine's Day showers, mostly in the morning and after stalling/returning as a warm front keeps us breezy and unsettled until front #2 arrives. That second front will pose a severe weather threat to much of the deep south outside of our viewing area. For us, it'll lead to a chilly but bright second weekend of Mardi Gras.

Houston will end the weekend with pleasant weather for a Super Bowl Sunday. Lots of sunshine with light winds follows a chilly morning. Monday will see the temperatures return to the 70 before a front arrives early Tuesday morning bringing showers and storms back to the forecast for Southeast Texas.

After a chilly and breezy Saturday with decreasing clouds, high pressure builds overhead for Superbowl Sunday. It'll still be cold in the morning, but a much milder afternoon with good sunshine. The work week then turns humid, breezy, and unsettled as a cold front passes over us on Tuesday and then stalls. Valentine's day will have some showers to dodge, followed by a warm front lifting north on Wednesday. Then, another cold front brings in mostly overnight showers and storms on Thursday leading to a chilly, bright, and dry end to the work week.

Temperatures inland, especially north of Houston could get close to freezing early Saturday morning. So protect any sensitive plants and crank up the heat a bit tonight if you are sensitive to the cold. Super Bowl Sunday looks pleasant by the afternoon with temps in the low 60s and dry weather for watch parties. Few showers will return Monday but a much better chance for widespread rain is back on Valentine's Day Tuesday. Have a great weekend and don't forget to download the FOX 26 weather app!

Plan on chilly weather for much of the weekend but no rain to ruin your outdoor plans! Mardi Gras in Galveston kicks off this evening and will feature numerous parades and a lot of excitement! Grab the jackets for tonight with temperatures expected to be in the 30s and wind gusts will be around 30-35 mph. Wind Advisory continues until 9 PM for the Brazoria, Galveston & Matagorda Islands. It also includes the Bolivar Peninsula. Temperatures inland, especially north of Houston could get close to freezing early Saturday morning. So protect any sensitive plants and crank up the heat a bit tonight if you are sensitive to the cold. Super Bowl Sunday looks pleasant by the afternoon with temps in the low 60s and dry weather for watch parties. Few showers will return Monday but a much better chance for widespread rain is back on Valentine's Day Tuesday. Have a great weekend and don't forget to download the FOX 26 weather app!

Windy today, chilly through Sunday morning but no raining on the Mardi Gras Parades. Super Bowl Sunday includes an increase in clouds late, with temperatures on the thermometer rising through the week. Valentines Day Plans may hit a snag in the road with some showers and storms, followed by lower rain chances and a cool down.

Chilly winds are going to kick in today, so expect a bit of a blustery day much cooler than yesterday. For the weekend - lots going on with the Super Bowl on Fox 26 as well as the start of Galveston Mardi Gras. Days will stay below average in the 50s Saturday and 60s Sunday and overnight lows should reach the 30s. Next week, watch for a round of storms on Valentine's Day.

The weekend is getting closer and there's lots of fun things to do around Houston & Galveston. So we need the weather to cooperate! There's the kickoff of Mardi Gras in Galveston Friday and of course, it's Super Bowl Weekend with lots of local watch parties and events surrounding that Sunday. Weather should be dry this weekend but it will be colder thanks to a cold front rolling in tonight. That front won't bring rain but it will bring in some chilly air and windy weather for Friday. Look for gusts near 30 mph & make sure to secure any lightweight or loose objects in your yard. Temps should only climb to the 50s Friday afternoon and dip to near-freezing Friday night. So make sure your pets are warm & your plants are protected. We climb to near 60 Saturday and Sunday afternoon with a decent amount of sunshine anticipated.

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After a chilly start, Thursday afternoon will be beautiful, mild and dry. As we kick off Mardi Gras Tomorrow, beads won't be the only things flying. Plan for wind gusts to 30, perhaps 30mph that will have things feeling much colder than the thermometer reads. Secure light/loose objects and keep plants and pets in mind, as a few locations may get down near freezing. You'll also want layers for yourself, especially after dark for weekend festivities. By Sunday, gulf breezes return increasing humidity, temps and cloud cover early next week. A few showers may be in the mix Monday, Tuesday will have to get watched a little more closely for the potential for storms.