Houston, TX – A significant drop in temperatures is expected across Southeast Texas starting midweek, with freezing conditions likely Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Residents are urged to protect sensitive vegetation, pipes, and outdoor pets as cold air sweeps through the region.
According to the National Weather Service Houston-Galveston, a cold front will arrive Monday evening, bringing a sharp decline in temperatures. Areas in the Brazos Valley and Piney Woods are under a freeze watch, with lows forecasted to dip below 32°F. Some regions may see temperatures plummet further, triggering a hard freeze warning.
Prepare now by covering plants, wrapping exposed pipes, and ensuring pets have warm shelter. The freezing conditions are expected to linger into Thursday morning. Officials recommend avoiding unnecessary travel early in the day when icy patches could form on rural roadways.
Temperatures on Monday will start mild, reaching a high of 79°F, but cooler air will begin filtering in by the evening. Tuesday will see clear skies with highs in the mid-60s, but by Tuesday night, lows will plummet to the upper 30s. Wednesday and Thursday will remain sunny but cold, with highs around 60°F and lows hovering near freezing.
Stay updated on weather conditions and alerts by following the National Weather Service and local emergency management agencies.
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