Houston, TX – Residents across Texas should prepare for a significant drop in temperatures and potential wintry weather early next week. The National Weather Service has forecast a mix of snow and freezing rain Monday evening into Tuesday, which could cause hazardous road conditions on highways, including I-45.
According to the National Weather Service, the cold front will begin impacting the Houston area late Sunday. By Monday night, there’s a 50% chance of snow showers, with freezing rain expected in some areas. Temperatures will plummet to the low 30s, and wind chills could make it feel even colder.
Drivers are urged to winterize their vehicles and check road conditions before traveling. Packing an emergency supply kit, including blankets and water, is strongly recommended.
Over the weekend, Houston will see mostly sunny skies with daytime highs near 57 degrees Saturday and 46 degrees Sunday. However, as the front moves in, highs will drop into the 40s Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday morning could bring further icy conditions, with a continued risk of freezing precipitation throughout the day.
Experts recommend protecting people, pets, and plants during the upcoming freeze. Pipes should be insulated to prevent costly damage, and homeowners should prepare for the possibility of power outages.
Stay updated by monitoring forecasts at weather.gov/houston. Be prepared for changing conditions as small shifts in the system could alter precipitation types and locations.
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