Houstonians Reap Sunshine Rewards Over Weekend, But Rain and Fog Return Next Week.
Residents of Houston can enjoy a stellar weekend with sunny skies and mild temperatures this Saturday and Sunday, but they'll have to bid farewell to the warmth as fog and rain clouds make their way back to town next week.
The current Arctic air that has been blanketing the city is expected to lift, allowing for plenty of sunshine on both Saturday and Sunday. Daytime highs are forecasted to reach into the 70s, while nighttime lows will dip into the 40s. While morning fog may make an appearance on Sunday, it should clear up by mid-morning.
However, as Monday approaches, a chance of widespread fog is expected when returning to work or school. This is a brief respite before the rain and gloom return.
According to forecasters, widespread showers are expected to hit Tuesday, with thunderstorms possibly joining them. The timing of these storms remains uncertain, but it's possible they could hold off until nightfall on Tuesday, carrying over into Wednesday morning.
Despite the rain, the region is still far from experiencing another arctic freeze this season. However, there may be one last chance at a freeze by the end of February.
In the meantime, residents are advised to check out ABC13's latest weather maps and alerts for real-time updates on the storm system.
Residents of Houston can enjoy a stellar weekend with sunny skies and mild temperatures this Saturday and Sunday, but they'll have to bid farewell to the warmth as fog and rain clouds make their way back to town next week.
The current Arctic air that has been blanketing the city is expected to lift, allowing for plenty of sunshine on both Saturday and Sunday. Daytime highs are forecasted to reach into the 70s, while nighttime lows will dip into the 40s. While morning fog may make an appearance on Sunday, it should clear up by mid-morning.
However, as Monday approaches, a chance of widespread fog is expected when returning to work or school. This is a brief respite before the rain and gloom return.
According to forecasters, widespread showers are expected to hit Tuesday, with thunderstorms possibly joining them. The timing of these storms remains uncertain, but it's possible they could hold off until nightfall on Tuesday, carrying over into Wednesday morning.
Despite the rain, the region is still far from experiencing another arctic freeze this season. However, there may be one last chance at a freeze by the end of February.
In the meantime, residents are advised to check out ABC13's latest weather maps and alerts for real-time updates on the storm system.
. Can't we just have one decent day without rain or fog? I mean, I get it, winter is coming back to Houston, but can't we just enjoy a little bit of sunshine before it's gone again? And what's up with the morning fog? Like, who likes getting woken up by a thick blanket of mist? 
Not me, that's for sure. Anyway, I guess I'll just have to pack my umbrella and rain boots... again 
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, another weekend ruined by Mother Nature. I swear, can't we just have one decent stretch of sunshine without it coming to an end? And don't even get me started on this "sunshine rewards" thing... what's wrong with just enjoying the weather like a normal person? It feels like every single forecast is all doom and gloom 
. Next week, back to rain and fog... great, just what I needed to make my weekend even more depressing 
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. Plus, free weather alerts are always a blessing 
. Just gotta make the most of these sunny days while they last 
At least it's not gonna be freezing anymore, so that's a plus. Fingers crossed the weather stays pretty predictable from now on! 
sunshine is always a blessin, even if its just for 2 days. dont wanna jinx the weather tho 
so lets keep our fingers crossed and hope the sun comes back before too long 
Anyway, I'm definitely keeping an eye on those weather maps and alerts just in case things change - rain or no rain, it's always good to be prepared 
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The sun is gonna be shining bright and it's gonna feel like a spring day 
And yikes, widespread fog on Monday? Like, no thanks! 
. Fingers crossed for one last freeze by Feb tho 
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gotta enjoy it while its sunny, 'cause next week is supposed to be all foggy and rainy 
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I swear, I'm gonna have to check my phone like 10 times a day to see if it's actually going to rain on Tuesday. And what's with all these different forecasts? Arctic air lifting, daytime highs in the 70s, nighttime lows in the 40s... can't they just give me a simple yes or no answer? Like, will I get wet and miserable at work today or not? 