HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A sunny weather pattern is taking over for the rest of the week, but we do have one more cold morning to get through before temperatures trend warmer.
The breeze will settle down ahead of sunrise, allowing temperatures to dip into the mid-to-upper 30s across most of Southeast Texas. We can’t completely rule out some patchy frost, either, especially outside the city of Houston.
A light west-to-northwest wind on Thursday will warm temperatures up toward 70, so it’s a dress in layers kind of day. Hardly a cloud will be found in the sky, and that pattern will continue into the weekend.
How is the weekend shaping up?
The weekend will be filled with sunshine and pleasant temperatures! After two weekends in a row with freezing temperatures and arctic air, this Saturday and Sunday will feature sunshine with lows in the 40s and highs in the 70s.
Could we get more severe weather any time soon?
We are eyeing two Pacific storm systems next week that could bring some rough storms to Texas, one around Tuesday, one around Friday. It’s too soon to get more specific than that, but we’ll work hard to sort it all out while you enjoy our delightful weather for the rest of the week!
Any more cold blasts possible in February?
Sure, but if we do get blasted with more arctic air, it likely wouldn’t be until near the end of February. Until then, we will likely remain free from any freezing weather.
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