Monday Forecast:
Monday morning we’re waking in the 30s and 40s across SE Texas, which means grab the jackets, sweaters and maybe even a beanie.
A chilly start for all of SE Texas Monday
The brisk wind out of the north will make it feel like the 20s and 30s Monday morning.
Feels like the 20s and 30s Monday morning
The coldest air will be north of Harris county – Polk, Walker, Trinity and Madison counties are under a Freeze Warning until 9 AM Monday.
Madison, Polk, Walker, Trinity counties under a Freeze warning through Monday morning
Temperatures will warm only to the 50s and 60s Monday in the afternoon with winds gradually easing through the afternoon.
Wind chills in Houston in the 30s and 40s in the morning and night
The strong winds are drying out the atmosphere, this leaves Houston with no moisture heightening the risk for Fire Danger. The National Weather Service issued a Red Flag Warning for all of SE Texas through Monday evening.
As of Thursday over 80% of SE Texas is under drought conditions and some western counties are in extreme drought. With our dry conditions and gusty winds we will have to be extra mindful of the wildfire risk.
Dry vegetation, low relative humidity and strong winds can make any new flames spread quickly. Avoid activities that require burning.
Tuesday’s Forecast:
Tuesday morning the cold air continues to hug SE Texas. Another morning with temperatures in the 30s but by the afternoon we warm into the 70s.
Frost potential mainly north of Houston but cold morning temperatures for everyone.
This cold blast doesn’t last long, by the middle of next week we’ll be back to near 80 degrees.
The cold snap comes to an end before you know it!
Your extended forecast:
Rain chances won’t roll back in until next weekend and it won’t be enough to take SE Texas out of a drought.
Warming up by midweek
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