HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — We’re dealing with widespread dense fog this morning, with a Dense Fog Advisory in effect through 9AM. Any fog should lift by mid-morning ahead of our next cold front that’ll move through around lunchtime. We’ll keep a mostly sunny to partly cloudy sky throughout the day Sunday and afternoon temperatures in the upper 60s or low 70s.
How cold will it get with the next cold front?
Because the front clears out the sky and keeps the sunshine around, highs will be in the 60s and 70s Sunday afternoon, but it will cold in the 30s and 40s at night. In fact, frost looks to be possible in parts of Southeast Texas on Tuesday morning.
When could we get our first freeze?
Long range signals indicate we probably have to wait until the second half of December for a chance of freezing weather in Houston, especially with the warmup on the way next week. On average, Houston historically gets its first freeze during the second week of December. This year it looks like we have to wait a bit longer.
When’s our next chance for rain?
After a dreary and damp end to last week, we’ve got a pattern flip on the way that will keep our forecast sunny and mild through mid-December. So as of now, our next widespread rain chance is more than 10 days out. There’s small, 10% chances for rain when fronts move through on Sunday and Friday, but otherwise nothing more than that at this point.
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