Houston weather radar: Evening cold front brings low severe storms, cooler temps for Sunday
Turning breezy and cooler tonight
Houston weather: Low severe threat as storms approach Gulf Coast
Storms picked up in area northwest of Houston. They're expected to travel across the city Saturday evening.
What we know:
HOUSTON - A cold front will move through the Houston area by the early evening, ushering in drier and much cooler air.
Jackets will be needed late tonight as temperatures dip all the way to the 40s for most spots.
It will also bring in stronger winds out of the Northwest, around 10 to 20 miles per hour.
Big changes for Sunday
What's next:
Following a cold front on Saturday night, expect a windy, dry and chilly Sunday. In fact, high temperatures could be 15-20 degrees cooler than Saturday's highs.
Wake-up temperatures on Sunday morning will be in the 40s and low-50s with afternoon highs in the 60s.
Spring Break looks terrific!
Big picture view:
It looks like we'll see lots of sunshine and very pleasant temperatures for next week, which is spring break for many school districts.
Early next week will feature brisk mornings and dry, pleasant days. Breezy, warm and dry weather moves in for the mid-to-late part of spring break with highs possibly even reaching the mid 80s by Thursday.
Allergy levels likely to remain high
What we know:
It's tree pollen season, and we have a mixture of Oak, Elm, Cedar and a few others all flying around out there. Levels will probably rise higher next week, so prepare for lots of allergens.
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The Source: Your Gulf Coast Weather Authority