Houston, TX – Southeast Texas is under a Winter Storm Warning as snow is expected to blanket the region from 6 p.m. Monday until 6 p.m. Tuesday. Residents could see snowfall totals ranging from 1-5 inches, depending on the intensity of snow bands.
According to the National Weather Service, areas along the I-10 corridor and closer to the coast are most likely to experience heavy snow. Some locations could see accumulations exceed 5 inches, though uncertainty remains about where the heaviest bands will develop.
Travel conditions are expected to deteriorate rapidly as snow begins, with sub-freezing temperatures keeping roads hazardous through midday Wednesday. Residents are urged to avoid unnecessary travel and ensure their vehicles are stocked with emergency supplies if travel is unavoidable.
Snowfall of this magnitude is rare for the region, which typically sees mild winter weather. Power outages and damage to unprepared infrastructure are possible, as the snow and cold temperatures could persist longer than normal.
For updated road conditions, travelers can dial 511 or check state transportation websites. Residents should monitor local forecasts for additional updates and safety advisories.
