Introduction to Houston’s Weather
Houston is experiencing a mix of weather conditions, with fire and freeze warnings issued for Southeast Texas. The weather department is expecting elevated to critical fire weather conditions due to gusty northerly winds and dry air.
Red Flag Warning
Elevated to critical fire weather conditions are expected again on Monday due to gusty northerly winds and dry air. If a fire forms, it would likely spread very quickly. Outdoor fires are not recommended. Burn Bans are still persistent across the state.
Two Cold Nights Ahead
Polk, Trinity, and Walker Counties are under a FREEZE WARNING from 9pm Sunday to 9am Monday. Starting tonight and into Tuesday, the air turns much cooler. Overnight lows will dip into the low 40s with mid-upper 30s north of Houston both Monday morning and Tuesday morning. Feels-like temps or wind chills will likely be in the 20s and 30s Monday morning, so make sure to bundle up. Frost is a possibility on the ground on those chilly mornings.
Warm End to the Week
Continuing the temperature swings, we’ll be back in the 80s by midweek and stay there into the weekend. Another front will bring some rain chances focused right now on overnight Saturday into Sunday morning.
Tropical Update
Tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the Atlantic Basin during the next 7 days. Any chance for additional tropical activity for the Gulf for the rest of this month is extremely low. Overall activity is winding down as the season gets closer to ending.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Houston’s weather is expected to be quite unpredictable, with fire and freeze warnings, cold nights, and a warm end to the week. It’s essential to stay informed and take necessary precautions to stay safe. With the tropical cyclone activity winding down, the city can focus on preparing for the upcoming cold fronts and potential rain showers. Stay tuned to your local weather forecast for the latest updates and stay safe, Houston!
