Houston is experiencing a sunny weekend before an arctic front brings a freezing Monday, with highs barely reaching 37°F and chances of rain and gusty winds. Temperatures could drop to 21-24°F by Tuesday morning.

Houston faces a weather roller coaster with a sunny Friday, followed by a cold blast Sunday, and chilly Martin Luther King Jr. Day with possible rain or freezing drizzle.

Houston anticipates another bout of severe weather with a chance of storms late Thursday and strong winds, following an earlier disturbance earlier in the week.

Houston residents experience mild weather after a cold spell, but face another severe cold front with potential thunderstorms and a sharp temperature drop forecasted.

Several Houston area school districts, including HISD, canceled after-school activities due to severe weather warnings for potential tornadoes and hail.

Houston is under a wind advisory with gusts up to 40 mph until 6 p.m. The cold front brought strong winds and lower temperatures, with chills near freezing. Conditions are to improve by Wednesday, but storms may follow Thursday into Friday.

Onalaska, Texas faced a tornado warning, reliving memories of a 2020 EF-3 tornado that killed three. Officials report extensive damage with 173 homes destroyed, as the community braces for recovery.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has increased the State Operations Center to readiness level II in anticipation of severe weather, urging Texans to follow emergency management advice and prepare for conditions such as snow and high winds.

Severe weather in Houston threatens to disrupt the College Football Playoff National Championship, with potential for storms with damaging 45 mph winds and hail.

Houston is set to experience severe thunderstorms on Monday with the possibility of hail and tornadoes due to a colliding low pressure system and Gulf moisture.

Houston is set for a clear, sunny weekend with mild temperatures, ideal for football fans. However, storms are expected Monday, with high winds and a 100% chance of rain. The weather will clear by Tuesday, but temperatures will drop significantly.

A storm hit southeast Texas, resulting in floods and power outages in Galveston County. Roads were closed and businesses were impacted, with over 8,800 customers losing power.

Morning storms disrupted Houston's commute with heavy rain and winds, but conditions were expected to improve by afternoon with a sunny weekend forecast before potential severe weather on Monday.