Weekend forecast
Weekend forecast
Weekend forecast It's a day early but here's the weekend forecast. Also included, the warm outlook in the days leading up to Christmas. 🔥🎅 It looks like we'll see another cold front before New Year's 🥂 but that forecast is still a bit fuzzy. ....................................... From Space City Weather: 👉 Thursday - *Last night saw periods of dense fog, but this will begin to clear this morning, helped by light winds.
*In the fog's wake, we are going to see mostly sunny skies later today with highs generally reaching the mid 70s.
*A front dropping down from the northwest may shave a couple of degrees off these highs for northern areas of SE Texas.
*As for central/southern parts of Houston, the cooler air won't arrive until sunset tonight.
*Temperatures will drop quickly this evening, reaching the low 40s by Friday morning for everyone but the immediate coast.
*Winds will be gusty overnight from the north. (Power might be an issue so keep that in mind) 💡🔦 👉 Friday - *Temperatures on Friday will be back to 'December-normal' with highs in the mid-60s.
*Skies will be mostly sunny 😎
*Winds will be from the north, then the northeast, and eventually swapping to come from the southeast overnight.
*Low temperatures will fall into the mid 50s. 👉 Saturday - The first half of the weekend will bring gusty southerly winds as the onshore flow returns in force. *Skies will be mostly sunny, with highs pushing into the mid to upper 70s.
*Lows on Saturday night will only drop into the 60s, which is nearly 20 degrees warmer than normal for this time of year. 👉 Sunday - *Another day in the mid to upper 70s.
*Skies should be partly cloudy & there is the slightest chance of light showers during the daytime. (Probably not for most people, though) 
👉 Next week - *We will fall into a familiar pattern for pretty much all of next week: Highs in the mid to upper 70s, lows in the low- to mid-60s, partly sunny skies, and so on.
*Because of the thickness of a ridge of high pressure sitting over the southern United States, our weather just isn't going to change much.
*We'll see plenty of humidity for late December & the potential for foggy mornings depending on dewpoints and winds.
*Daily rain chances will likely be on the order of 10 percent. This pattern will hold into Christmas Day, and likely into Friday or Saturday of next week. 🎄🎄🎄 *After this point, the majority of our modeling is showing a change about 10 days from now, ahead of the new year.
*There is enough agreement in the models that I'm reasonably confident we'll see a return of winter before the end of the year.
*This far out we can't be certain, but it does seem likely. 7 day forecast 📆 
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*A front dropping down from the northwest may shave a couple of degrees off these highs for northern areas of SE Texas.
*As for central/southern parts of Houston, the cooler air won't arrive until sunset tonight.
*Temperatures will drop quickly this evening, reaching the low 40s by Friday morning for everyone but the immediate coast.
*Winds will be gusty overnight from the north. (Power might be an issue so keep that in mind) 💡🔦
*Skies will be mostly sunny 😎
*Winds will be from the north, then the northeast, and eventually swapping to come from the southeast overnight.
*Low temperatures will fall into the mid 50s.
*Lows on Saturday night will only drop into the 60s, which is nearly 20 degrees warmer than normal for this time of year.
*Skies should be partly cloudy & there is the slightest chance of light showers during the daytime. (Probably not for most people, though)
*Because of the thickness of a ridge of high pressure sitting over the southern United States, our weather just isn't going to change much.
*We'll see plenty of humidity for late December & the potential for foggy mornings depending on dewpoints and winds.
*Daily rain chances will likely be on the order of 10 percent.
*There is enough agreement in the models that I'm reasonably confident we'll see a return of winter before the end of the year.
*This far out we can't be certain, but it does seem likely.