Cold Front Brings Cooler Temperatures to Houston, but Milder Air Looms Ahead.
A cold front moved into the area on Tuesday evening, bringing a brief drop in temperature and scattered showers with it. Overnight lows will remain relatively mild, dipping only into the mid-to-upper 50s across most areas, thanks to a southerly wind that's helping to keep things warm. As the front passes through, some heavier rain may develop by sunrise, particularly in areas closer to Houston.
However, don't expect this cold snap to last long. By late Tuesday and into Wednesday and Thursday, milder air will move back in, bringing temperatures into a more "seasonal" range for mid-February. We're looking at highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s, with no arctic air in sight.
The rain associated with the cold front is expected to be scattered throughout the day, but the main line of precipitation will impact Houston during the evening commute. Some areas could see up to an inch of rain, while most neighborhoods will pick up less than half an inch. No severe weather is forecasted, but there may be some isolated thunderstorms and heavy rainfall as the front passes through.
In contrast, the weekend is looking much sunnier and warmer. Expect sunshine on Saturday and Sunday, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s. While it's unlikely we'll see any freezing temperatures until mid-February at the earliest, there may be another cold blast before then.
A cold front moved into the area on Tuesday evening, bringing a brief drop in temperature and scattered showers with it. Overnight lows will remain relatively mild, dipping only into the mid-to-upper 50s across most areas, thanks to a southerly wind that's helping to keep things warm. As the front passes through, some heavier rain may develop by sunrise, particularly in areas closer to Houston.
However, don't expect this cold snap to last long. By late Tuesday and into Wednesday and Thursday, milder air will move back in, bringing temperatures into a more "seasonal" range for mid-February. We're looking at highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s, with no arctic air in sight.
The rain associated with the cold front is expected to be scattered throughout the day, but the main line of precipitation will impact Houston during the evening commute. Some areas could see up to an inch of rain, while most neighborhoods will pick up less than half an inch. No severe weather is forecasted, but there may be some isolated thunderstorms and heavy rainfall as the front passes through.
In contrast, the weekend is looking much sunnier and warmer. Expect sunshine on Saturday and Sunday, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s. While it's unlikely we'll see any freezing temperatures until mid-February at the earliest, there may be another cold blast before then.