Houston, brace yourselves for a warming trend—sweater weather is taking a brief hiatus. After a notably brisk morning on Veterans Day, the coldest since late February, Houstonians can now shed a layer or two. According to FOX 26 Houston, temperatures are expected to steadily climb, making it feel more like the end of spring rather than mid-November. The forecast indicates a string of mostly sunny days ahead, with highs hovering near the 80-degree mark as a south breeze nudges the cooler air away.
The National Weather Service's latest bulletin mirrors this, forecasting mostly clear skies with comfortable lows in the 60s and those daytime highs inching into the lower 80s. Come the weekend, the region might see an end to the dry spell that's been holding a firm grip on Southeast Texas. "A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms" is on the horizon for Monday, bringing hope of some relief for the ongoing drought conditions, as reported by the National Weather Service.
Looking towards the weekend, those eager for a respite from the drought may have their wishes granted, at least partially. Showers could develop as Sunday rolls in, potentially stretching into the following week. "Much needed rain is possible this weekend, especially on Sunday," informed FOX 26 Houston. These intermittent showers may not mark a definitive end to the dry spell, but they offer a slight ease to a land and people in waiting.
