Houstonians woke up to a chilly Thursday, with temperatures starting in the 40s, signaling the presence of a weak cold front sweeping through the area. However, this brisk morning is expected to give way to warmer conditions, as the National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies with a high nearing 65 degrees. The northeast wind is predicted to shift, coming in from the southeast as the day progresses, "becoming southeast in the afternoon."
The cool start isn't set to overstay its welcome; in fact, by afternoon, Houston is expected to warm up, reaching the upper 60s, as mentioned on Click2Houston. "By the afternoon Houston warming to the upper 60s". Looking ahead, Friday and Saturday are anticipated to push temperatures even higher, nearing the 80-degree mark, with a southeasterly wind building in anticipation of the next cold front.
The National Weather Service warns of possible patchy fog after 2 a.m., with increasing clouds throughout the night, setting a low of around 54 degrees. Come Friday, the fog is expected to linger until 10 a.m., but the day should be mostly sunny with highs near 75. Precipitation might make an appearance on Saturday, with "a 30 percent chance of showers, mainly before noon," as stated by the NWS forecast.
As the weekend rolls in, so do the clouds and fog, yet temperatures are anticipated to stay warm. Saturday night, in particular, holds "a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after midnight," as predicted by the National Weather Service.
The Click2Houston indicates that the extended forecast will maintain highs in the 70s for the majority of the upcoming week, but "next week will be a little colder thanks to another front on Sunday." For those planning outdoor activities or simply curious about the weather patterns, it's recommended to keep updated using Storm Tracker 2 radar. Regular updates will continue to provide the most current weather conditions, ensuring Houston residents stay well-informed and prepared for whatever the skies may bring.
