Tuesday’s Night Forecast
A line of showers and storms is moving through SE Texas. Arctic air moves in overnight.
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Arctic Chill arrives Wednesday:
After Tuesday night’s storms, an arctic blast of cold air moves into SE Texas. Temperatures are above freezing in Houston but west and north of Houston temperatures fall to freezing. Plus, we’ll have a strong north wind 10-20 mph with gusts around 30 mph. This will bring a bitter wind chill ranging from 12°-25°.
A cold weather advisory is issued for Walker, Washington, Trinity, Brazos, and other counties west of Houston. The advisory is in effect Wednesday from 3 a.m. to 10 a.m. as the cold front brings “feels like” temperatures of 12-20 degrees.
Thursday is the Coldest Morning of the Week:
Thursday morning temperatures fall to the twenties Thursday morning! The winds will make it feel like the single digits and teens north and west of Houston. Wind chills range from 7°-20°! Extreme cold watch goes into effect from 2am to 10am for most of SE Texas.
10 Day Forecast:
Friday morning is also below freezing but not cold warnings are expected. Mardi Gras starts in Galveston Friday night and it will be cold! Our next round of storms is expected Saturday afternoon. Next week temperatures warm back to the 70s and it will feel like spring again. Stay safe from the cold the next few days.
