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Arctic front Damn they're forecast is colder than I expected! 20 on Tuesday morning? 🥶🧊😬 But, they also note that number could go down to the teens OR up to the mid 20s... We'll see. 😬 Setting Expectations For Next Week's Freeze: Prepare, But Don't Panic Eric Berger · Wednesday, January 10, 2024 1:13 PM Good morning. As you have probably heard by now, Houston faces the prospect of a hard freeze next week as an Arctic front move through much of the continental United States. This will be serious cold for the Houston region, and will warrant some preparation. However, this is unlikely to be a disaster on the level of the February 2021 event that sapped the power grid and caused widespread pipe failures. It should be more akin to the February 2022 freeze, which the power grid (and most residences) tolerated much better. In terms of air temperatures, we are going to see some seriously cold (for Houston) weather next Monday night and Tuesday night. While there is still considerable uncertainty in how far the mercury will drop, lows are likely to drop into the upper teens to mid-20s for much of the Houston metro area. Here are some suggestions for preparing for this event: Plants: Bring potted plantsinside your garage or home. Apply a thick layer of mulch around ground-based plants, and water them. Cover sensitive plants with a sheet. Pipes: Cover or insulate exposed pipes, including those under raised homes. Turn off and drain water sprinkling systems. Indoors, open sink cabinets to expose pipes to inner warmth. Pets: Bring pets indoors and ensure adequate warmth for livestock. People: Check on your family and neighbors to ensure their homes are winterized, or see if they need a warm place to stay. SUNDAY *Skies will be partly to mostly sunny. *If you're running the marathon, after the chilly start in the 40s *We can expect temperatures to reach about 60 degrees by noon, and then a bit warmer during the afternoon. *The air will feel reasonably dry. Winds during the run will be out of the south at 10 to 15 mph. *The Arctic front will be arriving later on Sunday in the Houston metro area, likely during the evening hours. *There may be a bit of precipitation with the front, but it looks like this will end before temperatures drop below freezing- *so at this point I would bet against snow, sleet, or freezing rain. *Lows on Sunday night should drop to around freezing in Houston. NEXT WEEK *As we start the week, M.L.K. Day is going to be cold. *High temperatures may not climb out of the 30s, with a mix of sunshine and clouds. So, brrrr. *Temperatures bottom out on Monday and Tuesday nights, with lows likely dropping into the upper teens to lower 20s for much of the Houston metro area. *We're far enough out that some uncertainty remains in how far temperatures will drop (on the lower end, mid-teens are possible, and on the upper end most of the region could stay above 25 degrees). *Expect highs to rebound into the 50s on Wednesday, with nights likely staying above freezing after that-but still cold. Note: THIS THURSDAY: A broken line of showers and thunderstorms is expected but at this point accumulations look slight. We can't entirely rule out some damaging winds or hail with the front, but overall severe storm chances seem fairly low.

Arctic front Damn they're forecast is colder than I expected! 20 on Tuesday morning? 🥶🧊😬 But, they also note that number could go down to the teens OR up to the mid 20s... We'll see. 😬 Setting Expectations For Next Week's Freeze: Prepare, But Don't Panic Eric Berger · Wednesday, January 10, 2024 1:13 PM Good morning. As you have probably heard by now, Houston faces the prospect of a hard freeze next week as an Arctic front move through much of the continental United States. This will be serious cold for the Houston region, and will warrant some preparation. However, this is unlikely to be a disaster on the level of the February 2021 event that sapped the power grid and caused widespread pipe failures. It should be more akin to the February 2022 freeze, which the power grid (and most residences) tolerated much better. In terms of air temperatures, we are going to see some seriously cold (for Houston) weather next Monday night and Tuesday night. While there is still considerable uncertainty in how far the mercury will drop, lows are likely to drop into the upper teens to mid-20s for much of the Houston metro area. Here are some suggestions for preparing for this event: Plants: Bring potted plantsinside your garage or home. Apply a thick layer of mulch around ground-based plants, and water them. Cover sensitive plants with a sheet. Pipes: Cover or insulate exposed pipes, including those under raised homes. Turn off and drain water sprinkling systems. Indoors, open sink cabinets to expose pipes to inner warmth. Pets: Bring pets indoors and ensure adequate warmth for livestock. People: Check on your family and neighbors to ensure their homes are winterized, or see if they need a warm place to stay. SUNDAY *Skies will be partly to mostly sunny. *If you're running the marathon, after the chilly start in the 40s *We can expect temperatures to reach about 60 degrees by noon, and then a bit warmer during the afternoon. *The air will feel reasonably dry. Winds during the run will be out of the south at 10 to 15 mph. *The Arctic front will be arriving later on Sunday in the Houston metro area, likely during the evening hours. *There may be a bit of precipitation with the front, but it looks like this will end before temperatures drop below freezing- *so at this point I would bet against snow, sleet, or freezing rain. *Lows on Sunday night should drop to around freezing in Houston. NEXT WEEK *As we start the week, M.L.K. Day is going to be cold. *High temperatures may not climb out of the 30s, with a mix of sunshine and clouds. So, brrrr. *Temperatures bottom out on Monday and Tuesday nights, with lows likely dropping into the upper teens to lower 20s for much of the Houston metro area. *We're far enough out that some uncertainty remains in how far temperatures will drop (on the lower end, mid-teens are possible, and on the upper end most of the region could stay above 25 degrees). *Expect highs to rebound into the 50s on Wednesday, with nights likely staying above freezing after that-but still cold. Note: THIS THURSDAY: A broken line of showers and thunderstorms is expected but at this point accumulations look slight. We can't entirely rule out some damaging winds or hail with the front, but overall severe storm chances seem fairly low.

Arctic front Damn they're forecast is colder than I expected! 20 on Tuesday morning? 🥶🧊😬 But, they also note that number could go down to the teens OR up to the mid 20s... We'll see. 😬 Setting Expectations For Next Week's Freeze: Prepare, But Don't Panic Eric Berger · Wednesday, January 10, 2024 1:13 PM Good morning. As you have probably heard by now, Houston faces the prospect of a hard freeze next week as an Arctic front move through much of the continental United States. This will be serious cold for the Houston region, and will warrant some preparation. However, this is unlikely to be a disaster on the level of the February 2021 event that sapped the power grid and caused widespread pipe failures. It should be more akin to the February 2022 freeze, which the power grid (and most residences) tolerated much better. In terms of air temperatures, we are going to see some seriously cold (for Houston) weather next Monday night and Tuesday night. While there is still considerable uncertainty in how far the mercury will drop, lows are likely to drop into the upper teens to mid-20s for much of the Houston metro area. Here are some suggestions for preparing for this event: Plants: Bring potted plantsinside your garage or home. Apply a thick layer of mulch around ground-based plants, and water them. Cover sensitive plants with a sheet. Pipes: Cover or insulate exposed pipes, including those under raised homes. Turn off and drain water sprinkling systems. Indoors, open sink cabinets to expose pipes to inner warmth. Pets: Bring pets indoors and ensure adequate warmth for livestock. People: Check on your family and neighbors to ensure their homes are winterized, or see if they need a warm place to stay. SUNDAY *Skies will be partly to mostly sunny. *If you're running the marathon, after the chilly start in the 40s *We can expect temperatures to reach about 60 degrees by noon, and then a bit warmer during the afternoon. *The air will feel reasonably dry. Winds during the run will be out of the south at 10 to 15 mph. *The Arctic front will be arriving later on Sunday in the Houston metro area, likely during the evening hours. *There may be a bit of precipitation with the front, but it looks like this will end before temperatures drop below freezing- *so at this point I would bet against snow, sleet, or freezing rain. *Lows on Sunday night should drop to around freezing in Houston. NEXT WEEK *As we start the week, M.L.K. Day is going to be cold. *High temperatures may not climb out of the 30s, with a mix of sunshine and clouds. So, brrrr. *Temperatures bottom out on Monday and Tuesday nights, with lows likely dropping into the upper teens to lower 20s for much of the Houston metro area. *We're far enough out that some uncertainty remains in how far temperatures will drop (on the lower end, mid-teens are possible, and on the upper end most of the region could stay above 25 degrees). *Expect highs to rebound into the 50s on Wednesday, with nights likely staying above freezing after that-but still cold. Note: THIS THURSDAY: A broken line of showers and thunderstorms is expected but at this point accumulations look slight. We can't entirely rule out some damaging winds or hail with the front, but overall severe storm chances seem fairly low.

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