Sunshine, dry air and highs in the mid-60s
Following a frosty start to the Martin Luther King Day holiday, expect sunshine, dry air with highs in the mid-60s. We'll enjoy two spring-like afternoons on Tuesday and Wednesday before a late-day cold front on Wednesday evening. We're looking for three days of cold and unsettled weather with a chance for some sleet or freezing rain, especially north of Houston.
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