HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A huge heat dome is settling into southeast Texas. It’ll make the first days of spring feel like early summer, minus the humidity. It will be humid enough for fog to be an issue Monday and Tuesday mornings.
What’s in store for the weekend?
Our atmosphere will challenge record highs again on Sunday with a high of 87 degrees. This is part of a larger early-season heatwave over the Desert Southwest that will torch those states with several days of triple digit heat, which is unprecedented in recorded history. The sinking air under this heat dome will keep our sky mainly sunny with zero chance of rain.
When can we expect more rain?
It looks like we are going to have wait awhile. The best we can muster up right now is a 10% chance of rain at the end of next week when a cool front moves in. There are signs the pattern could turn stormier near the end of March and early April. Until then, it’s mostly drought-building weather.
Are we expecting any more frosty mornings or light freezes before summer?
It will be very difficult to get temperatures down into frost territory again on this side of summer, but it cannot be 100% ruled out for the end of March and early April.
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