ERCOT issues a Weather Watch in Texas for potential high electrical demand due to an arctic blast, with normal grid conditions expected currently, though citizens should stay informed.

Houston anticipates a pleasant Friday with mild temperatures and a slight chance of rain, preparing for an Arctic blast over the weekend that could bring snow on Tuesday.

Houston drivers are urged to prepare for icy roads due to an Arctic front, with safety tips like checking road conditions and having an emergency kit in the car.

CenterPoint Energy prepares for an Arctic cold front in Houston by weatherproofing infrastructure, training staff, and staging resources for rapid response to anticipated power outages.

Houston experiences a shift from balmy to colder weather with a coming cold front, affecting Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend and the Chevron Houston Marathon, as reported by the National Weather Service and the Houston Chronicle.

Houston expects mixed chilly and wet conditions with a 40% chance of rain and highs near 52°F. The weather will improve by Thursday, but cold fronts could lead to tough marathon weather and potential wintry precipitation next week.

Houston braces for another arctic front with cold temperatures expected to impact travel and outdoor plans next week, following milder mid-50s weather.

Houston's weather this week includes a dry, breezy Monday and fluctuating conditions, with a midweek chance of showers and a warm-up by Friday, followed by a weekend cool down.

The National Weather Service predicts a dreary Sunday with showers for Houston, but the week ahead will gradually clear up with warmer temperatures and possible rain by Friday.

Houston will see sunny weather with highs around 53°F on Saturday, followed by a cloudy Sunday with a slight chance of rain. The week ahead remains cool with consistent highs in the 50s.

Houston intensifies efforts to shelter the homeless from cold, wet weather, with overflow shelters open and safety measures from city officials, including the “4 P's” strategy.

The forecast for Houston includes early fog, a high near 43°F with strong northwest winds, and a drop to near freezing overnight. Heavy rain and potential street flooding are expected, with a gradual warming trend over the weekend.

Attorney Tony Buzbee files a lawsuit against PEMEX for a dangerous gas leak in Deer Park, representing injured residents and workers, alleging the company's negligence in safety measures and delay in raising alarms.