Texas wakes up wrapped in fog this morning as mist clings to streetlights and visibility drops near Hobby Airport. Temperatures hover around 58 degrees, and humidity sits at 100 percent. The air feels damp and heavy, especially along I-45 and the Gulf Freeway.
Patchy fog lingers through early morning before clouds increase. Highs reach near 71 degrees today with a northwest breeze gusting up to 20 mph. Drivers should allow extra space on wet pavement and watch for sudden visibility changes before mid-morning.
Skies remain mostly cloudy tonight with lows near 54 degrees. Fog may redevelop after midnight in sheltered areas. Keep headlights on low beam during dense fog pockets.
Monday, Presidents Day, brings improving conditions. Patchy fog fades early, then sunshine builds. Highs climb to 73 degrees with light southeast winds. Tuesday turns warmer with highs near 77 under mostly sunny skies.
By Wednesday, Houston pushes into early spring territory. Afternoon highs reach 82 degrees with partly sunny skies. Thursday edges even warmer near 83. This warming trend aligns with a broader 6–10 day outlook favoring above-normal temperatures across much of the southern United States.
No significant rain appears through midweek, and winter weather threats remain absent. While northern states track snow and icy mix concerns, Southeast Texas stays firmly in a warm February pattern.
Five Day Outlook for Houston, Texas:
Today: Increasing clouds, high near 71.
Monday: Mostly sunny after early fog, high near 73.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high near 77.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, high near 82.
Thursday: Partly sunny, high near 83.
