Warm sunshine is expected to dominate Houston's forecast until a storm system arrives next week, bringing an end to the pleasant weather pattern that has characterized the area for two consecutive weekends.
As we head into Friday, residents can look forward to another beautiful day filled with plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. While morning lows will still dip into the mid-40s, the dry westerly winds are expected to rapidly warm things up in the afternoon, with highs reaching a comfortable 80 degrees.
The weekend is shaping up to be just as pleasant, with both Saturday and Sunday featuring plenty of sunshine and moderate temperatures - highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s. This welcome change from the cold and arctic air that has plagued Houston for the past two weekends is expected to provide a much-needed respite.
However, it's worth noting that two Pacific storm systems are currently being tracked that could bring some severe weather to Texas by Tuesday and possibly again by Friday. While it's still too early to predict the exact timing and severity of these storms, it's clear that residents can expect another dramatic change in the weather in just a few days.
For now, though, Houstonans are advised to make the most of the pleasant weather while it lasts. With no cold blasts expected until near the end of February, there's plenty of time to enjoy the sunshine and mild temperatures before the next significant weather system arrives.
As we head into Friday, residents can look forward to another beautiful day filled with plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. While morning lows will still dip into the mid-40s, the dry westerly winds are expected to rapidly warm things up in the afternoon, with highs reaching a comfortable 80 degrees.
The weekend is shaping up to be just as pleasant, with both Saturday and Sunday featuring plenty of sunshine and moderate temperatures - highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s. This welcome change from the cold and arctic air that has plagued Houston for the past two weekends is expected to provide a much-needed respite.
However, it's worth noting that two Pacific storm systems are currently being tracked that could bring some severe weather to Texas by Tuesday and possibly again by Friday. While it's still too early to predict the exact timing and severity of these storms, it's clear that residents can expect another dramatic change in the weather in just a few days.
For now, though, Houstonans are advised to make the most of the pleasant weather while it lasts. With no cold blasts expected until near the end of February, there's plenty of time to enjoy the sunshine and mild temperatures before the next significant weather system arrives.
, but for real though, two storm systems are on their way... 
Like, can we have a break from the weather drama for once? 
At least it's supposed to be pretty pleasant for the next couple of days, so I guess that's something. It's always good to enjoy the sunshine while it lasts, but I'm trying not to get too comfortable... 
Not wanting to jinx anything and all that. Let's just hope these storms don't bring any crazy weather like they did last time 
. But anywayz, hope everyone makes the most of this sunshine before those Pacific storms come through... fingers crossed we don't get hit with any severe weather 
I'm loving this warm spell in Houston! My kids have been stuck indoors all week because of that crazy cold snap and it's so nice they can finally get outside and play without freezing their bums off 
. Fingers crossed these nice days keep coming before the storms roll back in, we don't want to be stuck with another polar vortex situation! 
I mean, I'm all about that sunshine life! But those Pacific storms are like, a bummer 
Let's just hope they don't bring too much rain. 
It's been 14 days so far! 
And with the average temperature for this time of year being around 58°F, it's like, the perfect weather for outdoor activities. 
That's almost a full inch more than the 20-year average. I guess all this warm weather is gonna be put to the test soon. 
According to AccuWeather, there's been a 30% drop in temperatures over the past week alone! 
The average high temp is now at 72°F (22°C), which is a whopping 12°F (6.7°C) higher than this time last year! 
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. fingers crossed the storms don't ruin our plans 
. And don't even get me started on how long we're going to have to wait till it gets cold again - near the end of February? That feels like an eternity! Bring on the rain and some much-needed humidity 
️. I'm not asking for much, just a little drama in the weather forecast 
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