A cold front is set to bring thunderstorms overnight in Southeast Texas, marking a significant change from the record warm days that have dominated our region lately. As the front moves through, it will push behind a mass of cool air, bringing chilly temperatures and gusty winds into play.
By sunrise on Saturday, expect the mercury to dip into the 50s as the north wind blows in, with some areas potentially seeing even colder conditions. The storm system that follows the cold front will be the dominant feature throughout the day, producing a mix of clouds and rain showers.
The timing couldn't be worse for runners participating in the Chevron Houston Marathon, which is scheduled to take place on Saturday. Temperatures at the starting line are expected to be in the low-to-mid 40s, with light winds around 5mph. While it won't be as bitter cold as previous years, the cloudy skies will keep temperatures stuck in the 50s all day.
But don't worry - the cold weather isn't going anywhere anytime soon. A prolonged period of mostly cloudy skies is expected to stick around through Tuesday, before sunshine returns on Wednesday. Temperatures are forecasted to remain seasonal throughout next week, with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s most days.
In terms of freezes, there's currently no indication that any significant cold snaps will impact our area within the next 10 days. However, signals are emerging that a colder pattern may develop across Canada and the United States later this month, potentially bringing more winter weather to the region.
By sunrise on Saturday, expect the mercury to dip into the 50s as the north wind blows in, with some areas potentially seeing even colder conditions. The storm system that follows the cold front will be the dominant feature throughout the day, producing a mix of clouds and rain showers.
The timing couldn't be worse for runners participating in the Chevron Houston Marathon, which is scheduled to take place on Saturday. Temperatures at the starting line are expected to be in the low-to-mid 40s, with light winds around 5mph. While it won't be as bitter cold as previous years, the cloudy skies will keep temperatures stuck in the 50s all day.
But don't worry - the cold weather isn't going anywhere anytime soon. A prolonged period of mostly cloudy skies is expected to stick around through Tuesday, before sunshine returns on Wednesday. Temperatures are forecasted to remain seasonal throughout next week, with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s most days.
In terms of freezes, there's currently no indication that any significant cold snaps will impact our area within the next 10 days. However, signals are emerging that a colder pattern may develop across Canada and the United States later this month, potentially bringing more winter weather to the region.
at least it'll be cloudy, so there won't be sunburns too 
anyway, looks like winter is finally coming to texas... can't say I'm complaining about the chilly vibes 
btw, have u guys seen those new smartwatches that track wind speeds? would be super useful for runners during marathons 
And what's up with all these temperature fluctuations? One day 50s, next day 40s... my poor plants are going to freak out! 
On the bright side, I guess it's nice to have some excitement in our weather forecast... although I wish they'd format these updates better, like, what even is the difference between cold front and storm system? 
This cold front is like a wake-up call for politicians - they're always talking about changing seasons, but when it comes down to it, they can't control the weather... or at least not yet! I mean, think about it, if they could bring back the record warm days, that'd be a real game-changer for their re-election campaigns. But no, instead we get cold fronts and icy winds. Maybe they should focus on warming up the economy instead of just our temperatures? 
. But let's be real, 50s ain't so bad, right? Plus, think of all da beautiful clouds and rain showers we'll get 
. And, honestly, runners at the Chevron Houston Marathon should just bundle up and make a day outta it, lol! The worst part is dat sunshine might be gone for another week or so 
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! The cold front is gonna hit them right when they need warm-up vibes after all that training. And don't even get me started on the cloudy skies - no sunshine = no motivation 
. But I guess it's good to see some actual weather change for a change, rather than those record-breaking heatwaves we've been stuck with lately 
But here's the thing: life's not always going to be perfect weather-wise. Sometimes you gotta roll with it, take the cold shoulder (get it?) and make do. It's like when our plans change unexpectedly - what can we do? We adapt, right? So let's all take a deep breath, put on some warm socks 
️, and show that cold front who's boss 
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? I mean, they're gonna be out there freezing their buns off on Saturday 
. Get your act together, people! 
At least the temperatures won't be record-breaking crazy like last week, but still, 40s at sunrise on Saturday? Brrr. And then it's supposed to stay cold and grey for another week? No thanks 
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. But at least it's not going to be freezing! The 40s aren't so bad, right? 
. I hope the weather guys are right about no big freezes for now