Houston is experiencing heavy fog this morning, prompting warnings for reduced visibility on roads. The fog advisory lasts until 10 a.m. Expect a warm day with highs in the low 70s but persistent cloud cover.

Houston's weather transitions from a chilly, drizzly Sunday to a clearer, warmer week ahead, with gradual sunshine and temperatures rising into the 70s.

Houston's gloomy weather will give way to a mild warming trend and clearer skies next week, following a cold front with a chance of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend.

CenterPoint Energy in Houston addresses customer concerns over spiking gas bills, citing the 'Gas Cost Adjustment' as the driver behind the rate increase due to market conditions. They also introduced a new outage tracker for power disruptions.

Houston is under an Extreme Cold Warning with single-digit wind chills expected; a Cold Weather Advisory is in effect. The weather should shift by the weekend, with warmer temperatures and sunshine returning early next week.

Mayde Creek Elementary in Katy is closed until further notice due to a power outage from a damaged utility pole, with no clear timeline for repairs, but students can go to Mayde Creek High School.

Houston prepares for a cold snap by opening 12 warming centers, with officials urging residents to make use of these facilities to avoid the harsh conditions.

Houston faces chilly and windy weather with the potential for dangerous wind chills reaching the teens. The weekend will bring a warm-up and possible showers, with milder temperatures returning next week.

Houston faces varied weather with showers and possible storms, followed by an Arctic blast and cold advisories, then a sunny Wednesday with brisk winds, and a gradual warming trend towards the week's end.

Governor Abbott and Texas officials prepare for harsh winter weather, focusing on safety and reinforcing the power grid. Coordination includes TxDOT readiness, National Guard standby, and emphasizing protection for "people, pipes, and pets."

Houston will see sunshine with highs around 55 degrees, but rain and possible thunderstorms are forecast for Tuesday with an 80% chance of precipitation. An arctic cold front will subsequently bring freezing temperatures towards the end of the week.

Houston is experiencing volatile weather with a 70% chance of thunderstorms and a temperature drop to 42 degrees at night. Areas north of Harris County face a level 2 severe weather threat.

Houston anticipates variable weather, with a 30% chance of showers and highs around 57 degrees, turning cloudier with chances of rain and gusty winds increasing towards the weekend.