Texas wakes up under calm, mostly clear skies, with mild air settling across the Houston metro. The morning feels comfortable for mid-January, but changes are already lining up as the week progresses.
Today turns bright and warm quickly. Sunshine dominates, pushing afternoon temperatures toward the upper 60s across Houston and surrounding communities. Light winds help the air feel pleasant, making it one of the nicer January days for outdoor plans. Roads remain dry, and visibility stays clear for commuters.
According to the National Weather Service, winds increase slightly this afternoon before turning northerly later, setting the stage for cooler nights ahead. No rain is expected, keeping travel impacts minimal through midweek.
Tonight cools efficiently under clear skies. Temperatures drop into the low 40s, with cooler pockets developing outside the urban core. It’s a noticeable shift from the afternoon warmth, so evening plans may need an extra layer.
Thursday stays sunny but trends cooler. Highs settle near the upper 50s, with north winds keeping the air crisp at times. By Thursday night, calm conditions allow lows to dip into the mid-40s, maintaining a cool but manageable feel.
Friday delivers the warmest day of the stretch. Sunshine pushes highs into the low 70s, offering a brief taste of spring before cooler air returns. Friday night temperatures fall back into the mid-40s, signaling a gradual weekend cooldown.
Saturday remains sunny but cooler, with highs near 59 and a crisp morning low near 38. Sunday moderates slightly, topping out in the low 60s under mostly clear skies.
Looking ahead to Jan 19–23, NOAA outlooks favor near-normal precipitation for Southeast Texas, while temperatures across the broader region lean warmer than average.
Five-Day Outlook for Houston, Texas
Thursday: Sunny, high near 57
Friday: Sunny, high near 71
Saturday: Sunny, high near 59
Sunday: Sunny, high near 62
Monday: Mostly sunny, high near 63
