Wednesday morning, dry air made communities northeast of I-45 feel refreshing.
Any refreshing air left will be replaced with moisture, all due to wind direction. A breezy and steady southerly flow is transporting Gulf moisture into SE Texas.
Bringing dew points from the low 60s to the upper 60s, making it feel much more soupy outside. Combine the high humidity with above-average temperatures, and you’ll want to ensure you stay hydrated as we transition from spring to more summer-like conditions.
Although there is a cold front arriving Easter Weekend, it won’t change humidity levels. Check out the Easter Weekend Forecast: Easter weather forecast: Possible showers and temperature swings ahead
