A Chilly Cold Front to Hit Southeast Texas This Weekend
Residents in Southeast Texas are bracing for a strong cold front that is expected to sweep through the region tonight, bringing with it a breezy and chilly day on Saturday. Temperatures, which warmed into the low-mid 70s on Friday, will plummet overnight, dipping into the mid-40s by Saturday morning.
As the cold front makes its way through Southeast Texas, there's a slight chance of scattered showers along the coast tonight as it passes over the region. However, the main event is expected to be a light freeze and frost on Sunday morning, with temperatures potentially dropping below freezing across much of the area.
According to forecast models, a high-pressure system from western Canada is set to move into Southeast Texas by Sunday morning, bringing dry air and clear skies that will exacerbate the cold conditions. This could lead to significant frost and freezing temperatures in many areas, making it a hazardous morning commute for drivers.
While there's currently no indication of snowfall in Southeast Texas over the weekend, some areas along the Gulf Coast, including Mississippi, Alabama, and the Florida panhandle, may see a brief flurry of snow due to the presence of moisture. However, these chances are slim at this point.
Once the cold air moves out of the region, temperatures will begin to rise, but it won't be until Tuesday that warmer weather returns. For now, residents can expect chilly conditions to persist through Saturday and Sunday before giving way to milder temperatures by next week.
For those looking to track the latest forecast updates, there are 13 alert radar maps available for Southeast Texas, including areas such as Houston, Harris County, Galveston County, and Montgomery/Walker/San Jacinto/Polk/Grimes Counties.
Residents in Southeast Texas are bracing for a strong cold front that is expected to sweep through the region tonight, bringing with it a breezy and chilly day on Saturday. Temperatures, which warmed into the low-mid 70s on Friday, will plummet overnight, dipping into the mid-40s by Saturday morning.
As the cold front makes its way through Southeast Texas, there's a slight chance of scattered showers along the coast tonight as it passes over the region. However, the main event is expected to be a light freeze and frost on Sunday morning, with temperatures potentially dropping below freezing across much of the area.
According to forecast models, a high-pressure system from western Canada is set to move into Southeast Texas by Sunday morning, bringing dry air and clear skies that will exacerbate the cold conditions. This could lead to significant frost and freezing temperatures in many areas, making it a hazardous morning commute for drivers.
While there's currently no indication of snowfall in Southeast Texas over the weekend, some areas along the Gulf Coast, including Mississippi, Alabama, and the Florida panhandle, may see a brief flurry of snow due to the presence of moisture. However, these chances are slim at this point.
Once the cold air moves out of the region, temperatures will begin to rise, but it won't be until Tuesday that warmer weather returns. For now, residents can expect chilly conditions to persist through Saturday and Sunday before giving way to milder temperatures by next week.
For those looking to track the latest forecast updates, there are 13 alert radar maps available for Southeast Texas, including areas such as Houston, Harris County, Galveston County, and Montgomery/Walker/San Jacinto/Polk/Grimes Counties.
! I mean, I know it's not the end of the world, but can't we just have a break from the chill for once? 
Anyway, gotta say, 13 alert radar maps? That's a lot to keep track of. Can't they just make one simple map and update it regularly like normal? 
And what's up with the light freeze and frost on Sunday morning? Like, who even likes that?! 
Can we just fast forward to warmer weather already? This cold front is gonna ruin my Saturday vibes 
, this cold front is gonna be a doozy in SE TX! I'm talking frosty winds, icy roads... not fun for the weekend 
I'm hoping my plants can handle the chill tho, been having some issues with them lately 
. How do you think the school schedules are gonna get affected by this? 
think ppl r gettin a lil too used to them warm temps in texas... like whats wrong w/ a lil chill? just sayin' 
just thought, how cool is it when a cold front comes in like that? brings everything down a notch... kinda like when you're on a roll and then your internet goes out, lol. 
anyway, makes me think we need to update our weather forecasting system to include more visualizations, like this one:
. hope the roads dont freeze too bad for commutes on sunday lol... and omg, a high pressure system moving in? dry air = frosty conditions yay 
. guess its time to break out the scarves and gloves again 
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and btw when is warmer weather coming back ?? seems like we'll be stuck in this chilly vibe for a while 
. Anyone else get caught off guard by the cold front? 
I've got my trusty diagram to help me visualize the forecast... 
. And yeah, it's a good idea to check those radar maps for updates 
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Plus, think of all the awesome pics we'll get to take with the frosty landscape – perfect for Instagram! 
... cant believe its gonna be that cold in texas! i was just thinkin about how nice the weather's been lately and now its freezing up on us 
. Need a warm cup of coffee to survive 
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. I'm talking frosty mornings, icy roads, and general chill vibes that'll make me wanna just stay in bed with a hot cuppa 
. Just gotta bundle up and deal with it for now 
i was planning a beach day over the weekend but now idk if thats gonna happen lol also has anyone else noticed how much their plants are struggling to survive with all these frosty mornings? mine almost died last week 
️... and yeah, I guess it's nice to have some clear skies after this gloomy weather 
My poor little ones are going to be so disappointed when they see their snow boots coming out again... and it's not even guaranteed that we'll get any real snow!