HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — It is an extremely foggy start to your Sunday through much of Southeast Texas, with a Dense Fog Advisory in effect through 10 A.M. for the majority of the area. Visibility is at 1/8th of a mile or less in parts of Houston, so please be extremely careful on the roads.
The fog, dense as it is, will clear by the late morning, and we’ll end up with a great Super Bowl Sunday. Temperatures will warm into the upper 70s with partly cloudy skies.
Will we see more fog this week?
Very likely. We expect at least 1 more round of fog for tomorrow morning as well, with more chances for morning fog beyond that.
When do the rain chances return next week?
Tuesday is the first day we expect widespread showers and a chance for thunderstorms to return. The timing of that rain is still uncertain, and there is a chance it could hold off until Tuesday night and continue into Wednesday morning. Small rain chances will linger until another storm system moves through Friday and Saturday to bring rain chances higher again.
Could we get another freeze this season?
Sure, but we likely have to wait until near the end of February for our next chance of freezing if it were to occur.
What’s the early outlook for next weekend’s festivities in Galveston for the Knight’s of Momus Grand Night Parade?
This is one we’ll be closely monitoring as it looks like a storm system will try to move across the state heading into the weekend. While the timing and track of this system is still to be determined, this weather system will likely bring the chance for showers and storms and the chance for cooler temperatures once it passes by. Right now our forecast for next Saturday includes a 40% chance for showers and storms with temperatures in the 60s in the evening.
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