HOUSTON – Enjoy a sunny Thursday as we experience pleasant weather for this time of year. After a chilly morning, temperatures will rise to comfortable levels, complemented by abundant sunshine throughout the day.
The Brief
Today will be sunny and seasonable, with warmer temperatures expected and the return of showers by Saturday. A cool and breezy spell is anticipated early next week.
Today is set to be mild and dry, following a cold start. Afternoon highs will feel quite comfortable, making it a great day to be outdoors.
As night falls, southerly winds will usher in warmer, more humid air, leading to the possibility of patchy fog and light drizzle by Friday morning.
The next round of rain is expected with an approaching cold front on Saturday, continuing into Sunday. Increased moisture ahead of the front will bring scattered showers throughout the day, with some isolated thunderstorms also possible.
Showers may persist into early Sunday, with temperatures anticipated to drop significantly, cooling off by about 15 degrees compared to Saturday.
Following the cold front’s passage late Saturday night into Sunday, expect a noticeable drop in temperatures and a shift in winds from the north, heralding a colder, breezy period that will last into early next week.
From Sunday through at least Tuesday, it will truly feel like December. However, a more temperate pattern is projected to return later in the week.
Stay informed with your Gulf Coast Weather Authority for the latest updates.
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