A cold front is making its way through Texas today, putting an end to the unusually warm weather and bringing with it a significant drop in temperatures overnight. Houston and the surrounding areas should prepare for lows ranging from the mid-40s to the lower 50s.
The National Weather Service predicts that Monday will have a high temperature of 83°F. As the day progresses, the evening will bring cloudy skies and cooler air. On Tuesday, temperatures will drop to around 70°F, with a low near 46°F as the cold front settles in. If you’re driving along I-45, be prepared for chilly weather during your morning commute and make sure to bring warm clothing.
As we delve into the upcoming week, Wednesday will experience a slight rebound with temperatures reaching a high of 85°F. However, Thanksgiving Day will bring noticeably cooler weather.
Anticipate daytime highs around 68°F, with temperatures dropping to a low of 46°F by Thursday night. These conditions create the perfect setting for outdoor holiday gatherings. Moreover, travelers along major highways like I-10 and US-59 can rejoice, as dry skies are expected.
Friday’s weather is expected to be cool and sunny, with a high temperature of 61°F. This will create the perfect conditions for enjoying outdoor activities after the holiday season. As we head into the weekend, temperatures are predicted to stay consistent, although there is a slight possibility of rain on Saturday night.