Unseasonably warm conditions across Southeast Texas continue today. Fueled by warm, moist southerly flow, maximum temperatures are projected to reach the mid-70s to near 80°F. Patchy, dense fog is expected to linger through the mid-to-late morning hours, with isolated shower activity anticipated to develop during the afternoon.
A cold front will move through Southeast Texas tonight, ushering in cooler weather and breezy north winds. Ahead of the front, keep an eye out for patchy, dense fog and scattered showers, especially if you are south of I-10 or near the coast. The front is expected to push off the coast early tomorrow morning between 3:00 AM and 6:00 AM.
Get ready for a change on Sunday! After the cold front moves through, we'll see a return to cooler, drier weather. Expect a cloudy start to the morning, but the sun should start breaking through by the afternoon. Temperatures will be much closer to normal for this time of year, though those breezy north winds will be sticking around all day.
Bundle up, Southeast Texas! Sunday night is expected to be the coldest of the season so far. Temperatures are forecasted to drop into the mid-30s south of I-10, while areas north of I-10 and east of Galveston Bay could see lows dipping into the mid-20s to low 30s. Some spots in the Piney Woods might even experience a hard freeze. With wind chills making it feel like it's in the 20s, please remember the 4 Ps of cold weather safety: People, Pets, Plants, and Pipes!
Mariners, please exercise caution this weekend! Patchy, dense fog is expected to linger through this morning and redevelop this evening, reducing visibility until a cold front pushes through between 3:00 AM and 6:00 AM Sunday. Once the front passes, conditions will deteriorate with strong northeast winds (gusts up to 35+ knots) and seas building to 6–9 feet. A Small Craft Advisory is likely for Sunday, and forecasters are monitoring for a potential Gale Warning in the offshore waters.
Here is your 5-Day Outlook! Warm weather sticks around for today, but get ready for a big change. A cold front sweeping through tonight will bring much colder air to start the week—we're expecting the coldest night of the season so far on Sunday night with lows in the 20s and 30s! You might also see some scattered showers this afternoon and tonight. Don't worry, though; we’ll be warming back up to nice, fall-like weather by midweek.
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