Breezes Thursday
What we know:
HOUSTON – Following Tuesday morning’s thunderstorms, windy and dry conditions moved in and will remain in place. Thursday looks similar to Wednesday, but slightly less dry, especially near the coast.
Also, be aware that tree pollen levels have increased and there may be higher than normal dust in the air today, so those with allergies might feel the changes.
Brief changes Friday and Saturday
What’s next:
A south breeze will return on Friday, so we’ll feel warmer and gradually more humid along with increasing clouds and a few drizzles. Saturday brings out best chances for rain.
So far, it doesn’t look heavy or stormy, but scattered showers look likely along with muggy breezes. Another cold front will move through on Saturday, bringing an end to rain late in the day.
More sunshine and dry air next week
Beginning Sunday, clear skies and low humidity are expected to move in and stay for several days. Look for lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s.
Late next week, highs in the low to even mid 80s are possible.
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Conclusion
The week ahead in Houston weather is expected to be a mixed bag, with breezy and dry conditions on Thursday, followed by a return to warmer and more humid air on Friday and Saturday, with a chance of scattered showers. However, by the end of the week, clear skies and low humidity are expected to return, bringing with them a pleasant spell of weather with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s.
FAQs
- What’s the forecast for Thursday? Breezy and dry conditions are expected, with temperatures remaining similar to Wednesday’s.
- What’s the outlook for Friday and Saturday? A south breeze will return, bringing warmer and more humid air, with a chance of scattered showers on Saturday.
- What’s the forecast for next week? Clear skies and low humidity are expected to dominate, with temperatures in the 50s and 70s.
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