A spring-like pattern has settled over Houston, bringing with it a welcome respite from the winter chill. This week will see plenty of sunshine and warm afternoons, but don't be fooled - morning fog will continue to roll in off the coast, especially on Tuesdays.
As we head into the middle of the week, two storm systems are expected to sweep across Texas, bringing a chance of showers and storms to Houston. On Tuesday, temperatures will still manage to rise near 80 degrees, but with only a 20% chance of rain during the day. However, as night falls, that chance increases to 60%.
The second storm system, which is larger and stronger than the first, is expected to bring more significant rainfall on Friday and Saturday. This upper low has the potential to generate thunderstorms, some of which could be severe. While Valentine's Day and Mardi Gras festivities are still in doubt, it's essential to keep an eye on the forecast and have a backup plan just in case.
One question on everyone's mind is whether we'll experience another freeze this season. It's unlikely that this will happen until near the end of February or early March, so Houstonians can breathe a sigh of relief for now.
If you're planning outdoor activities over the weekend, it's crucial to stay up-to-date with the latest forecast. As the situation evolves, don't be afraid to adjust your plans accordingly. With a little preparation and flexibility, we can all make the most of this spring-like pattern, even if it means having a "Plan B" just in case things take an unexpected turn.
As we head into the middle of the week, two storm systems are expected to sweep across Texas, bringing a chance of showers and storms to Houston. On Tuesday, temperatures will still manage to rise near 80 degrees, but with only a 20% chance of rain during the day. However, as night falls, that chance increases to 60%.
The second storm system, which is larger and stronger than the first, is expected to bring more significant rainfall on Friday and Saturday. This upper low has the potential to generate thunderstorms, some of which could be severe. While Valentine's Day and Mardi Gras festivities are still in doubt, it's essential to keep an eye on the forecast and have a backup plan just in case.
One question on everyone's mind is whether we'll experience another freeze this season. It's unlikely that this will happen until near the end of February or early March, so Houstonians can breathe a sigh of relief for now.
If you're planning outdoor activities over the weekend, it's crucial to stay up-to-date with the latest forecast. As the situation evolves, don't be afraid to adjust your plans accordingly. With a little preparation and flexibility, we can all make the most of this spring-like pattern, even if it means having a "Plan B" just in case things take an unexpected turn.
i mean dont get me wrong Houston is gorgeous with that warm afternoons and sunshine but morning fog? its still winter bro 
we gotta remember the weather is unpredictable and 2 storm systems comin in midweek = no chill 
after that crazy winter! But omg, can't they just give us one day without fog? 
It's like the morning is always teasing us with sunshine and then we're stuck in a cloud all day. And now there are these two storms coming... I'm keeping my fingers crossed for minimal rain on Valentine's Day lol, that would be so disappointing! 
On a more serious note though, it's crazy how unpredictable the weather can be here. I swear, one minute it's sunny and the next it's pouring. Can't we just have some consistency for once?! 
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so glad they're talking about spring already! i mean, houston needs a break from that crazy winter weather 4eva 
seriously though, can we pls just get some reliable forecast info for once?! it's like, one day it's gonna be sunny and warm, next thing u know there's gonna be rain and thunderstorms 
weather forecast is like always changing lol... tuesday morning fog is so weird, cant even get out of bed 
but on the bright side, warm afternoons are the best 
and 80 degrees in texas is basically sunshine 
hope the rain comes on friday tho, its been too dry lately 
. It was so harsh, especially for low-income families who don't have access to proper heating systems. We need to do more to support vulnerable communities and make sure everyone has a safe place to go during extreme weather events 
And Valentine's Day and Mardi Gras, they're still in doubt because of these storms... I mean, come on guys, can't a person plan a romantic dinner or a fun party without the threat of severe thunderstorms? 
... anyway, hope everyone's got their umbrellas ready for those potential storms! 
. So, how do you think Houston should be preparing for those potential storms on Friday and Saturday? Should they be stocking up on supplies or is that just being overcautious? And what's the deal with the morning fog on Tuesdays - does it ever get any better or is it just a part of life in H-Town 
. Guess we'll have to find an indoor activity or something 
. And yay for warm afternoons though, that sounds nice! But seriously, how do these weather guys always predict this stuff so accurately? Like, can't they just give us a heads up when it's gonna be sunny? 
. one minute its sunny and warm, next minute rain and thunderstorms. can't we just have a decent forecast for once?! 
it's like they're trying to make us plan our lives around the weather... "oh, it'll be sunny on tuesday" yeah right, morning fog is always gonna ruin that 
anyway, on to the storm system this weekend... 60% chance of rain on friday? yeah right. i hope they're not planning on canceling valentine's day parties now 
gotta stay flexible and check the forecast every hour or so. don't wanna be that person who gets caught in the middle of a thunderstorm with a plate of frozen jell-o 
, let's not get too worked up about a 20% chance of rain on tuesday... it's like, what's a few showers when you can have sunny afternoons?