Houston, TX – Southeast Texas residents should brace for a significant drop in temperatures early next week, with a hard freeze forecast for areas north of I-10 on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. The National Weather Service predicts lows of 24°F or colder, presenting risks to exposed pipes, plants, and pets.
According to the National Weather Service, freezing precipitation is possible late Monday into Tuesday, though moisture levels remain uncertain. Even minor ice accumulation could disrupt roadways and power lines, making travel hazardous. Residents are urged to winterize their homes and vehicles and stay weather-aware.
Friday begins with highs near 67°F and increasing clouds. A slight chance of rain showers could develop Friday night, with lows dropping to 53°F. Saturday will see temperatures cool sharply, with highs near 46°F and a low of 35°F by evening.
Sunday offers sunny skies, though temperatures will struggle to reach 46°F during the day and drop to 31°F at night. Martin Luther King Jr. Day brings a mix of sun and clouds, with highs reaching 40°F before frigid conditions arrive Monday night.
The cold front intensifies Monday night, bringing a 50% chance of freezing rain and snow showers. By Tuesday morning, lows could plummet to 28°F, setting the stage for a hard freeze extending into Wednesday.
Residents in Houston and surrounding areas should finalize preparations by Monday evening to protect against freezing conditions. Follow updates from the National Weather Service and local authorities to stay informed about changing conditions.
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