HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Another round of frost is expected Thursday morning, and we’ve got another blast of arctic air blowing in on Friday.
Whatever frost develops in the morning should melt away fairly quickly once the sun rises. The abundant sunshine will warm temperatures from near freezing to the mid 60s, close to our seasonal average of 65. Then the next arctic front arrives Thursday night.
How cold will it get behind the next arctic front?
It won’t be nearly as cold as what we just experienced. That said, we will likely see lows in the 20s again this weekend, but at this time it appears we will stay above hard freeze territory (24 or colder).
Will we get a chance for any frozen precipitation with this next front?
No. This front will pass through dry Thursday night, and no precipitation is expected behind the front.
This is too cold for Houston! When will it warm up again?
After this frigid weekend, we should have more seasonal temperatures with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s. By next Wednesday we could even have a “warm” rain with temperatures near 60.
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