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.

Heavy rainfall in Houston disrupts commute with flood risks, as temperatures hover around 45 degrees and winds reach up to 30 mph. The wet conditions are expected to continue with more rain anticipated.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is set to address the state's cold weather emergency response in a conference, as Texans face chilly conditions and prepare for continued cold temperatures.

Governor Abbott activates Texas emergency responses for severe winter weather, prepping with road treatments and emergency crews in readiness for snow and freezing conditions.

Houston faces colder temperatures with frost and increased rain chances, with a possible winter storm later in the week potentially bringing sleet and rain mix.

ERCOT has issued a Weather Watch alert in response to freezing temperatures in Texas, while CenterPoint Energy is preparing by winterizing infrastructure. Both entities monitor conditions to ensure grid reliability post-Winter Storm Uri.

The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Warning for Houston and parts of Southeast Texas, with temperatures expected to drop significantly. Residents are advised to take precautions against the cold. ERCOT assures a stable power grid.