Houston experiences cold weather with a high of 55 degrees and a low of 36 degrees, with near-freezing temperatures expected through Saturday morning. No severe thunderstorms forecasted, but New Year's Eve may see a slight chance of showers.

Harris County Precinct 3 introduces an efficient, cost-effective brine solution for de-icing roads, replacing chat rock and promising environmental benefits.

Houston anticipates mild weather with clear skies and temperatures peaking at 63 degrees, followed by a cooler trend and sunny conditions leading up to the New Year.

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Houston experienced a sunny Christmas with a high of 56°F and mild winds. Clouds are expected at night with a low around 42°F. The weather through the week should remain clear with temperate days and cool nights.

Houston expects showers and potential thunderstorms Sunday, with a cold front bringing scattered showers across southeast Texas; however, no severe storms predicted for Monday. Christmas Day will be mostly sunny with cooler temperatures.

A power outage at TPC's petrochemical plant in Houston led to flaring and black smoke, with safety measures in place and no expected community impact.

The article describes the wet weather forecast for Houston over the holiday weekend, advising residents to prepare for rain and possible thunderstorms, with conditions improving by Christmas Day.

Activists from Brazoria County, Texas, raised environmental concerns at COP28, while local groups filed a lawsuit challenging the approval of a major oil terminal.

Houston faces a wet holiday with a 30% chance of showers today and increased rain likeliness over the weekend, potentially improving by Christmas Day.

Houston's holiday weekend may see showers and thunderstorms, with the National Weather Service forecasting a 20-70% chance of rain from today through Sunday. Clearing is expected by Christmas Day.

The Houston Chronicle forecasts potential rain disruptions for holiday travel in Houston, with showers likely starting Thursday night and an 80% chance by Sunday.

Houston's weather is warming up with highs in the upper 60s, but cloudy skies and rain are forecast before Christmas, impacting holiday travel plans. No severe thunderstorms are expected.