HOUSTON, Texas (BNN)-- A blast of cold air relocating is making for a blustery and cold Saturday, and by Sunday early morning the freeze line might reach neighborhoods north and west of
Houston.
The cloudy sky and strong north wind will keep temperature levels in the upper 40s to low 50s all day long, and it will feel like its in the upper 30s for the majority of the day.
Together with the cloud deck keeping the sun at bay, we'& #x 27; ll likewise see a couple of light sprays today. Most of the rain will be near the coast, for
Houston we have just a 20% possibility of light rain.
What does the rest of the weekend look like?Sunday will be quite cold however warm in the early morning with lows starting in the low-to-mid 30s. The wind seems too strong now to permit frost to form in the morning, however the freeze line could make it almost all the way to Houston. This will just be a light freeze where it does occur, so your pipes will be just great. Outside pets and cold delicate pets will require a warm place to stay Saturday night and Sunday early morning. The sunshine on Sunday should warm things up quickly, but highs will just peak in the upper 50s.
How is next week shaping up?President & #x
27; s Day (Monday) will begin chilly in the upper 30s with a light frost possible, but after that a huge warmup is coming with numerous sun-filled days. Heats are likely to go beyond 80 degrees both Wednesday and Thursday, however the humidity will stay in a comfy variety. It will definitely feel like spring has sprung! A weaker cold front is expected to get here just ahead of the weekend.
What'& #x 27; s the early outlook for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Parade in downtown next Saturday morning?At this time
it looks the be a cold start to the parade with lows in the upper 40s, but it ought to be another sun-filled day warming temperatures as much as the mid 60s by the time the parade ends. We'& #x 27; ll keep you posted! And if you put on'& #x 27; t have plans to go downtown however still want to view the parade, you can do so right here on BNN!
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