Chilly Sunshine Returns in Houston as Storms Move Out
Residents of Houston can expect a welcome change in weather today as a cold front brings an end to the polar vortex that has gripped the city for days. The bitter chill is set to give way to a brisk, sunny day with temperatures rebounding into the mid-60s.
While it will be cool and breezy throughout the day, wind gusts of up to 30 mph are expected, making it feel even chillier. However, the respite from freezing temperatures is short-lived, as temperatures are set to plummet once again by Thursday morning, with lows in the mid-to-upper 30s.
The weekend promises a stark contrast, with sunshine and mild temperatures returning to the area. Expect highs of the 70s on Saturday and Sunday, a far cry from the arctic air that has dominated the region for weeks.
Looking ahead to next week, two Pacific storm systems are being eyed, which could bring some rough storms to Texas by Tuesday or Friday. While it's too early to say with certainty what to expect, forecasters will be keeping a close eye on the situation and providing updates as necessary.
For now, though, Houstoners can bask in the sunshine and enjoy the relatively mild temperatures before the next cold front arrives. As for colder snaps in February, experts suggest that it's unlikely to happen again until later this month.
Residents of Houston can expect a welcome change in weather today as a cold front brings an end to the polar vortex that has gripped the city for days. The bitter chill is set to give way to a brisk, sunny day with temperatures rebounding into the mid-60s.
While it will be cool and breezy throughout the day, wind gusts of up to 30 mph are expected, making it feel even chillier. However, the respite from freezing temperatures is short-lived, as temperatures are set to plummet once again by Thursday morning, with lows in the mid-to-upper 30s.
The weekend promises a stark contrast, with sunshine and mild temperatures returning to the area. Expect highs of the 70s on Saturday and Sunday, a far cry from the arctic air that has dominated the region for weeks.
Looking ahead to next week, two Pacific storm systems are being eyed, which could bring some rough storms to Texas by Tuesday or Friday. While it's too early to say with certainty what to expect, forecasters will be keeping a close eye on the situation and providing updates as necessary.
For now, though, Houstoners can bask in the sunshine and enjoy the relatively mild temperatures before the next cold front arrives. As for colder snaps in February, experts suggest that it's unlikely to happen again until later this month.