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This week's forecast *Spring like temps return to Houston ๐
*Rain chances return next weekend. ๐ง After a stunning Presidents' Day, Houston will see some of its warmest weather so far this year. Eric Berger ยท Monday, February 16, 2026 6:58โฏAM In brief: *In today's post, we discuss temperature trends so far this year as we look ahead to the warmest weather so far of 2026.
*Also, we help readers with the proper way to spell Presidents' Day in Texas. It varies from state to state! A WARMING trend on tap ๐ฅ The warmest day of 2026 occurred just a single day into the new year, back on January 2, when the high temperature in Houston peaked at 84 degrees. If you'll recall, the entire first week of January was extraordinarily warm before a series of fronts culminated in an exceptionally cold end to the month. February, on average, has so far run about 5 degrees above normal, but we have yet to experience any days this month with a high temperature above 80 degrees; That will change this week, thanks to a persistent southerly flow of warmer air. Just how warm we get will depend upon cloud cover during the afternoon, but most locations should reach the mid-80s for a few days. MONDAY - If you're off today, you'll have some fine weather at your disposal. *After a chilly start around 50 degrees (in most locations) we're going to rise into the lower 70s today with partly sunny skies.
*Winds will generally be light, from the southeast.
*Low temperatures tonight will be warmer, in the upper 50s in most locations. TUESDAY - *We'll see a more pronounced southerly flow by Tuesday, and this will start to bring humidity levels up further.
*High temperatures will range from the upper 70s to about 80 degrees, with partly to mostly sunny skies.
*Afternoon winds may gust up to 20 or 25 mph. Lows will only fall into the low- to mid-60s. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY - *These will be the warmest days of the week (Thursday likely the warmest of all) with high temperatures ranging from around 80 degrees into the mid- (and possibly even upper-80s) across Houston.
*Actual highs will depend on how far you are from the coast (warmer) and how much cloud cover there is during the afternoon hours (cooler).
*Anyway it's going to feel fairly warm and humid, with mild nights in the 60s.
*Some sort of front may arrive by Friday or so, brining a chance of rain. We'll see. SATURDAY and SUNDAY - *At some point, we will see a decent front move in, perhaps with a delay in cooler and drier air afterward.
*Given uncertainty in the timing, I can't offer a firm prediction on this weekend's weather yet.
*I think the weather will generally be fair, with partly sunny skies and highs in the 70s.
*At some point, there may be a chance of rain associated with the front, although I don't anticipate anything like we experienced with the storms that passed on Saturday evening. We'll try to get you some better weekend details soon. NEXT WEEK - We should see a few cooler days to start next week, in the wake of this weekend's front, before another warmup to around 80 degrees or so.
Kittle, CatalinaKitKat and Orangeapple + 1 more reacted *Rain chances return next weekend. ๐ง
*Also, we help readers with the proper way to spell Presidents' Day in Texas. It varies from state to state!
*Winds will generally be light, from the southeast.
*Low temperatures tonight will be warmer, in the upper 50s in most locations.
*High temperatures will range from the upper 70s to about 80 degrees, with partly to mostly sunny skies.
*Afternoon winds may gust up to 20 or 25 mph. Lows will only fall into the low- to mid-60s.
*Actual highs will depend on how far you are from the coast (warmer) and how much cloud cover there is during the afternoon hours (cooler).
*Anyway it's going to feel fairly warm and humid, with mild nights in the 60s.
*Some sort of front may arrive by Friday or so, brining a chance of rain.
*Given uncertainty in the timing, I can't offer a firm prediction on this weekend's weather yet.
*I think the weather will generally be fair, with partly sunny skies and highs in the 70s.
*At some point, there may be a chance of rain associated with the front, although I don't anticipate anything like we experienced with the storms that passed on Saturday evening.
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This week's forecast *Spring like temps return to Houston ๐ *Rain chances return next weekend. ๐ง After a stunning Presidents' Day, Houston will see some of its warmest weather so far this year. Eric Berger ยท Monday, February 16, 2026 6:58โฏAM In brief: *In today's post, we discuss temperature trends so far this year as we look ahead to the warmest weather so far of 2026. *Also, we help readers with the proper way to spell Presidents' Day in Texas. It varies from state to state! A WARMING trend on tap ๐ฅ The warmest day of 2026 occurred just a single day into the new year, back on January 2, when the high temperature in Houston peaked at 84 degrees. If you'll recall, the entire first week of January was extraordinarily warm before a series of fronts culminated in an exceptionally cold end to the month. February, on average, has so far run about 5 degrees above normal, but we have yet to experience any days this month with a high temperature above 80 degrees; That will change this week, thanks to a persistent southerly flow of warmer air. Just how warm we get will depend upon cloud cover during the afternoon, but most locations should reach the mid-80s for a few days. MONDAY - If you're off today, you'll have some fine weather at your disposal. *After a chilly start around 50 degrees (in most locations) we're going to rise into the lower 70s today with partly sunny skies. *Winds will generally be light, from the southeast. *Low temperatures tonight will be warmer, in the upper 50s in most locations. TUESDAY - *We'll see a more pronounced southerly flow by Tuesday, and this will start to bring humidity levels up further. *High temperatures will range from the upper 70s to about 80 degrees, with partly to mostly sunny skies. *Afternoon winds may gust up to 20 or 25 mph. Lows will only fall into the low- to mid-60s. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY - *These will be the warmest days of the week (Thursday likely the warmest of all) with high temperatures ranging from around 80 degrees into the mid- (and possibly even upper-80s) across Houston. *Actual highs will depend on how far you are from the coast (warmer) and how much cloud cover there is during the afternoon hours (cooler). *Anyway it's going to feel fairly warm and humid, with mild nights in the 60s. *Some sort of front may arrive by Friday or so, brining a chance of rain. We'll see. SATURDAY and SUNDAY - *At some point, we will see a decent front move in, perhaps with a delay in cooler and drier air afterward. *Given uncertainty in the timing, I can't offer a firm prediction on this weekend's weather yet. *I think the weather will generally be fair, with partly sunny skies and highs in the 70s. *At some point, there may be a chance of rain associated with the front, although I don't anticipate anything like we experienced with the storms that passed on Saturday evening. We'll try to get you some better weekend details soon. NEXT WEEK - We should see a few cooler days to start next week, in the wake of this weekend's front, before another warmup to around 80 degrees or so.
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Thanks for the update. I like the weather we are having now, cool in the mornings and pleasant in the afternoons with lower humidity. I would be ok with some more of this kind of weather!
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StormChaser : I am NOT thrilled with this year's spring and summer forecast.
Thank you for keeping us informed. This should be fabulous spring weather in February. I am so over freezing temperatures.
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