HOUSTON – Following a delightful weekend, Houston is set to experience a continuation of warm weather, with temperatures remaining in the low 90s throughout the week. However, the forecast indicates a possibility of scattered storms on Monday and Tuesday, leading up to a cold front expected to arrive later this weekend.
The week kicks off with warm conditions, as the pleasant weather gives way to elevated afternoon temperatures. From Monday through midweek, highs are expected to hover in the low 90s, accompanied by increased humidity that may make it feel like the low 100s.
As the week progresses, rain chances will reappear, particularly today. The greatest likelihood of rainfall is anticipated in areas west of Interstate 45, with scattered showers and storms expected to persist through Wednesday evening. Tuesday is likely to see the most widespread precipitation.
Looking ahead to the end of the week, a cold front is predicted to move in, promising to bring a welcome change in temperatures. Many residents may enjoy highs in the 70s and morning temperatures dropping to the low 60s or even upper 50s in some areas. Humidity levels and overnight lows are expected to rise before the front arrives, likely on Friday or Friday evening.
