A cold front will bring strong winds Wednesday into early Thursday. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect from noon Wednesday through early Thursday morning for the Gulf waters and the Bays. We are looking at northerly winds of 15-25 knots with gusts reaching 30 knots, along with seas building up to 7 feet. These conditions will be hazardous for smaller vessels, so if you're an inexperienced mariner, you'll definitely want to think about staying in port until things calm down later this evening.
Expect a slightly warmer night across Southeast Texas, though it will still feel quite chilly! Low temperatures are forecast to range from 41–48°F for inland areas to 48–53°F along the coast. Mostly cloudy skies will continue through the night.
Wednesday will be warmer and breezy ahead of a dry cold front moving through the region during the afternoon and early evening. While no rain is expected, north winds will pick up, with gusts reaching up to 25–30 mph at times.
Get ready for a temperature rollercoaster, Southeast Texas! Highs will bounce between the 60s and 70s nearly every other day this week. Aside from a slight chance of light showers today, we are looking at a mostly dry stretch through the start of the weekend.
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