Residents in Houston face a unique weather challenge as a prolonged period of foggy mornings gives way to record-breaking warm afternoons until a strong cold front moves in late Friday.
Foggy conditions are expected to persist through Wednesday morning, with dense sea fog dominating the coastal areas. Meanwhile, inland regions can look forward to plenty of sunshine and temperatures soaring into the 60s and low 80s. This warmth is not unlike the record-breaking heat experienced during the week of Christmas, leaving room for more records to be broken.
However, this warm spell will come to an end with the arrival of a strong cold front on Friday, which will bring an abrupt end to above-normal temperatures and usher in cooler weather for the entire weekend. While it's still early days, there is a chance of thunderstorms ahead of the front, with a 40% chance of precipitation growing as confidence in the frontal timing increases.
Marathon enthusiasts can expect a chilly contrast to the warmth of earlier this week, with temperatures dipping into the upper 50s on Saturday and Sunday. A steady north wind will make for cloudy skies and limited highs, while there's also a slight chance of rain on Saturday at just 10%.
Looking ahead, no freezes are currently forecast in the next 10 days, but winter still has plenty of tricks up its sleeve.
Foggy conditions are expected to persist through Wednesday morning, with dense sea fog dominating the coastal areas. Meanwhile, inland regions can look forward to plenty of sunshine and temperatures soaring into the 60s and low 80s. This warmth is not unlike the record-breaking heat experienced during the week of Christmas, leaving room for more records to be broken.
However, this warm spell will come to an end with the arrival of a strong cold front on Friday, which will bring an abrupt end to above-normal temperatures and usher in cooler weather for the entire weekend. While it's still early days, there is a chance of thunderstorms ahead of the front, with a 40% chance of precipitation growing as confidence in the frontal timing increases.
Marathon enthusiasts can expect a chilly contrast to the warmth of earlier this week, with temperatures dipping into the upper 50s on Saturday and Sunday. A steady north wind will make for cloudy skies and limited highs, while there's also a slight chance of rain on Saturday at just 10%.
Looking ahead, no freezes are currently forecast in the next 10 days, but winter still has plenty of tricks up its sleeve.
First, they're promising foggy mornings that just turn into record-breaking warm afternoons... like isn't that just a fancy way of saying "we have no idea what's going on with the weather"? 
And don't even get me started on the "chilly contrast" for marathon enthusiasts - upper 50s? That's still pretty mild, if you ask me. I mean, where's the unpredictability in that? 
Plus, a 10% chance of rain on Saturday? Not exactly what I'd call reliable weather forecasting... 
. Remember when Justin Bieber used to perform at Rodeo Houston? Those were the days! Anyway, back to this crazy weather... can't they just make up their minds? Like, one day it's all foggy and chilly, the next it's record-breaking heat? My Fitbit is gonna be like, "Dude, calm down!" 
And don't even get me started on those marathon runners. I feel bad for them, but I'd rather stay indoors with a cold cup of coffee than venture out in that chill 
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. Can't we just have nice weather for once?! I'm so ready for the weekend to come and go...
and then they go and break all the heat records mid week lol what a tease tempers gonna dip down to like 50s n all? 
marathon ppl better bundle up it's about to get chilly 
but hey at least no freezes in the next 10 days so we can still enjoy some winter vibes 
foggy mornings + record-breaking warm afternoons = a never-ending nightmare for Houston residents... like they needed more heat stress 
. And to think it's not over until a strong cold front hits on Friday - just when you thought things couldn't get any crazier 
. Thunderstorms are already looking likely, and I'm sure the marathon runners are gonna have a blast (not) with those temps dropping to the mid 50s 
. And let's not forget about the windy skies on Sat & Sun... just peachy 
! One day it's all foggy and gloomy, the next it's like a heatwave orthonormal 
... can't even plan a weekend getaway without worrying about the weather 
... winter is coming, folks! 
And don't even get me started on the record-breaking heat - what a shame that Christmas week was so hot. Now we're gonna get hit with a cold front and it's like, okay, let's get some actual winter weather going on for once! 
. BUT then there's this cold front coming in and it's just gonna be soooo chilly 
. but maybe the cooler weather will bring some relief from all the heat we had earlier... wait no, probably just more hot days before winter actually sets in 
cant believe they're sayin we're gonna see record breakin temps after that too lol its like the weather is tryin to confuse us or somethin 
cant wait for it to get chilly tho, anything is better than this weird warm weather we've been havin 
, but I'm also kinda dreading what's coming next 
The 40% chance of thunderstorms is kinda sketchy too... hope they're not as intense as the ones from last summer. And yay, marathon enthusiasts! I guess it's a good thing you guys are prepared to bundle up and run in the cold (or at least with some comfy layers). 
️, not venture out into the mystery 
. And 40% chance of thunderstorms? Better be prepared for some crazy weather! 
Like, I was really looking forward to hitting the trails this weekend, but now it sounds like it'll be super chilly and overcast... wait, but on the other hand, I've always loved a good cool-down after a hot streak!