Spring weather prevails over Houston as sunshine and warm afternoons continue to dominate the forecast, but with a twist - morning fog is expected each day, particularly along the coast.
Tonight will be another pleasant evening, falling into the mid-50s overnight, but it's likely to feel muggier than usual, setting the stage for potential fog development. This could impact your Monday morning commute, especially if you're planning to head out early. Thick sea fog is also a possibility along the coast, which may linger throughout Monday.
However, don't let that dampen your spirits - Monday will be another sunny and warm day, with temperatures reaching near 80 degrees in the afternoon. While it's unlikely we'll see more severe weather than foggy mornings, there are two storm systems on the horizon that could bring showers and storms to Southeast Texas this week.
The first system will move through Tuesday into Wednesday, bringing scattered showers late Tuesday evening and into early Wednesday morning. While isolated storms can't be ruled out, widespread heavy showers and storms seem unlikely at this time. The second system will arrive heading into the weekend, with a higher chance of heavier downpours and thunderstorms.
As for freezing temperatures, it's still too early to predict if we'll see another freeze this season, but February seems like a possibility if it happens at all. Now, let's take a closer look at next weekend's festivities in Galveston - the Knight's of Momus Grand Night Parade. While the exact timing and track of the storm system are still uncertain, it looks like a chance of showers and storms is likely, with temperatures in the 60s by evening.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing forecast, and don't forget to send us your weather tips, videos, and photos if you have any.
Tonight will be another pleasant evening, falling into the mid-50s overnight, but it's likely to feel muggier than usual, setting the stage for potential fog development. This could impact your Monday morning commute, especially if you're planning to head out early. Thick sea fog is also a possibility along the coast, which may linger throughout Monday.
However, don't let that dampen your spirits - Monday will be another sunny and warm day, with temperatures reaching near 80 degrees in the afternoon. While it's unlikely we'll see more severe weather than foggy mornings, there are two storm systems on the horizon that could bring showers and storms to Southeast Texas this week.
The first system will move through Tuesday into Wednesday, bringing scattered showers late Tuesday evening and into early Wednesday morning. While isolated storms can't be ruled out, widespread heavy showers and storms seem unlikely at this time. The second system will arrive heading into the weekend, with a higher chance of heavier downpours and thunderstorms.
As for freezing temperatures, it's still too early to predict if we'll see another freeze this season, but February seems like a possibility if it happens at all. Now, let's take a closer look at next weekend's festivities in Galveston - the Knight's of Momus Grand Night Parade. While the exact timing and track of the storm system are still uncertain, it looks like a chance of showers and storms is likely, with temperatures in the 60s by evening.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing forecast, and don't forget to send us your weather tips, videos, and photos if you have any.
. And, of course, the foggy mornings aren't exactly what I need to start my day off right 
. But, on the bright side, next weekend's parade in Galveston is gonna be lit! 
Fingers crossed the rain holds off so we can all enjoy the Knights of Momus' epic night parade 
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what's up with that?! cant we just get a whole week of sunny days? anyway, guess ill be stuck in my car with the wipers on and hoping for the best 
hope everyone's commute isn't too foggy 
but it sounds like it'll be a beautiful day after all! 
and btw, who needs sunshine when u can have showers & storms tho? 
love the excitement around galveston's knight parade next wkend, fingers crossed for good weather! 
, but like I'm sure Houston is gonna shine bright as ever 
once the morning mist clears up. Mon's supposed to be a total opposite - sunny & warm, perfect for gettin out & about 
. Storms might pop up later this week tho 
especially if you're planning to head out early on Monday 
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like wont it just clear up or something? idk bout these storm systems tho sounds like they might rain on galvestons parade 
. One day it's sunny and warm, the next it's foggy and chilly. Can't make up its mind! 
But seriously, do we really need to deal with morning fog? It's already hard enough getting out of bed in the morning. And now you're telling me there might be storm systems coming through later in the week? 
Can't wait for that... just kidding. More like can't wait for a stable forecast 
... like i was so looking forward to a chill weekend with sunshine 
. And don't even get me started on the storm systems brewing in the distance... fingers crossed it doesn't turn into a washout 
. Still, can't wait for Galveston's Knight's of Momus Grand Night Parade next weekend... fingers crossed it doesn't get rained out 
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. And don't even get me started on these storm systems... like, I'm glad we're prepared or whatever, but can't they just make up their minds? One minute it's gonna be 80 degrees and sunny, the next it's all rain and thunderstorms... I mean, what even is the point of having a weather forecast anymore? 
but like im all about those sunshine afternoons 
️. Storm system's got us covered - scattered showers Tuesday-Wednesday, and a bigger chance of downpours this weekend 
. Still no word on freezing temps, but Feb might be our best bet 
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. Not sure I love the idea of thick sea fog along the coast, that sounds super annoying for Monday morn commute 
Anyway, still gotta keep an eye on those forecast updates, especially if there's a chance of showers and storms next weekend in Galveston... don't wanna get caught out with wet parade gear 
. we can't control the weather, but we can learn to adapt and find beauty in the unexpected moments... like when we're stuck in traffic or caught in a rain shower 
Can't we just have one solid day without the threat of rain or fog? 