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Yahoo
20-02-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Houston weather: Houston now under Extreme Cold Warning
The Brief Extremely Cold Wind Chills! Houston Now Under Extreme Cold Warning Hard Freeze Likely For Much Of The Area No Snow or Ice, but Very Cold HOUSTON - ARCTIC AIR HAS RETURNED TO SE TEXAS Much colder air is back in Houston! Due to the wind, "feels like" values will stay in the teens and 20s for the rest of Wednesday and Wednesday evening. EVEN COLDER TONIGHT - THURSDAY MORNING Low temperatures overnight Wednesday through Thursday morning will drop into the 20s areawide with dangerous wind chills. A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for areas east and south of Houston to warn of wind chills in the teens. An Extreme Cold Warning is now in place for Inland Harris County, Fort Bend, Montgomery, & Waller counties through 10 a.m. Other cities like Huntsville, Brenham, Bellville and Wharton are also included with expected wind chills in the single digits to low teens. WHEN WILL THE PATTERN CHANGE? Showers could return by late Friday as well with storms likely on Saturday into early Sunday. Temps will stay chilly but not as frigid. Finally, we expect a return to sunshine and much milder air early next week with upper 70s possible! Make sure to check out our streaming app, Fox Local, for extra weather coverage during this Arctic blast. Also, download our FOX 26 weather app to keep up with winter weather alerts in your area. The Source Information from your Gulf Coast Weather Authority Weather Team.
Yahoo
20-02-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Wind chills in the teens Thursday morning! Increasing rain chances for Sunday parades.
ARCTIC air moving in across the Gulf Coast! Temperatures will rival records over the next few days with freezing temperatures Thursday & Friday morning. Hard freeze north of the lake, light freeze south in the New Orleans Metro. Wind chills in the TEENS on Thursday morning across much of south Louisiana & Mississippi. Cold weather fans, rejoice! Get the heavy duty winter jackets & coats back out. Friday Night: CHILLY! Temperatures in the 40s. Light winds. Increasing clouds, no rain. Saturday: Chilly! High temperatures in the low-middle 50s. Mostly cloudy with a few breaks of sun. Spotty shower in south Louisiana(10%.) Sunday: Staying chilly, growing risk for impactful rainfall for Sunday parades. (Barkus in the French Quarter, Femme Fatale, Carrollton, & King Arthur in New Orleans. Dionysus in Slidell, & Atlas in Metairie.) Unfortunately, the GFS has trended more in line with the EURO model overnight. Both models now highlighting light-moderate showers arriving by late morning-early afternoon Sunday. Rain coverage looks highest between 11AM-5PM. Rainfall totals .25-1.0″ across south Louisiana with the highest totals along and south of I-10. Kennedy Center cancels Pride performance featuring Gay Men's Chorus of Washington NOPD reports continuous decline in overall crime Want to ride Scrim the dog bike in Krewe of Barkus parade? Wind chills in the teens Thursday morning! Increasing rain chances for Sunday parades. Senate GOP dismayed by Trump, Zelensky war of wordsCopyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
19-02-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Few severe storms possible overnight, arctic outbreak Wednesday-Friday. Here's the details:
Soaking rain & limited severe risk overnight tonight! Storm Prediction Center has placed a Marginal(Level 1 out of 5) for severe weather tonight, along and south of I-10. Main risk of gusty winds, hail up to 1″ in diameter. In addition, localized flash flooding concern with 1-3″ of rain likely. Hot spots of 3+' possible. Behind the line of thunderstorms, ARCTIC air spills across the Gulf Coast! Temperatures will rival records over the next few days with freezing temperatures Thursday & Friday morning. Wind chills in the TEENS on Thursday morning across much of south Louisiana & Mississippi. Get ready to bundle up. Let's talk weekend parades…it's the first big weekend of the Carnival season. And we've got a few questions about rain chances, especially Sunday. Friday Night: CHILLY! Temperatures in the 40s. Light winds. Increasing clouds, no rain. Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a few breaks of sun. Spotty shower in south Louisiana(10%.) Chilly! High temperatures in the low-middle 50s. Sunday: The day that is presently the most at risk of seeing rain concerns. A bit milder with highs in the upper 50s-lower 60s. Right now, the GFS says the rain chances are lower with a weaker area of low pressure developing offshore. Meanwhile, the Euro model suggests a stronger impulse of energy with a deeper area of low pressure, which means increased rain chances Sunday morning-mid day. Too early to determine which model is correct — Let's hope the GFS wins this battle. Stay tuned!Senate Republicans open to DOGE access to IRS, but urge guardrails Senate kicks off consideration of budget resolution to advance Trump agenda Few severe storms possible overnight, arctic outbreak Wednesday-Friday. Here's the details: Tracey's Irish Channel Bar to cut ribbon on Magazine Street location Processing centers 'nearly empty' as migrant encounters drop Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
15-02-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
UPDATE ON THE WEEKEND STORM…
Low pressure approaches TODAY-SATURDAY with some snow developing toward daybreak. Snow can accumulate 1-4″ from west to east across the area before it starts to change to rain from west to east across the area during the afternoon. By evening most of the area is receiving rain. SATURDAY NIGHT we get a soaking rain with temps. staying above the freezing mark in most areas, creating a sloppy, slushy mess by Sunday morning. There could be some sleet and freezing rain before midnight in the mountains of Chautauqua, Warren & McKean counties. SUNDAY we start out wet, but then colder air starts to wrap in around the storm from the west and the rain changes to snow from late morning/noon time in Erie and points west to mid to late afternoon in the mountains to the east. Another 2-5″ is possible Sunday afternoon and Sunday night. Winds will be strong on Sunday as well with temps falling into the 20s later in the day. This may likely make for some slippery driving conditions Sunday afternoon and evening. ARCTIC AIR POURS IN SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY AND FOR MUCH OF NEXT WEEK. We could have some lake-effect snow on Monday with bitterly cold highs in the teens expected through much of the week and overnight lows in the single digits to zero. Go to for the interactive radar and our local forecast. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
20-01-2025
- Climate
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Orlando weather: Cold air surges in Sunday night, few light showers expected Monday morning
ORLANDO, Fla. - TONIGHT: Keeping clouds around for the rest of the overnight as the cold air starts to surge in. That could bring a few light showers into the morning commute tomorrow. Highs today rise back into the Lows TANK back into the 30s and 40s heading into early Monday. MONDAY: Mostly cloudy skies with temperatures starting in the 40s. Clouds start to thin out tomorrow afternoon, but temperatures will stay chilly in the mid 50s. WINTER WEATHER IN FLORIDA - PM TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY : A low pressure system will start to organize off the coast of Texas, picking up moisture with the warm air from the gulf. This will interact with the ARCTIC air surging down into the Southeast from this weekend's cold front and bring the potential for snow and freezing rain into the deep south and Florida. Areas of our WOGX counties could see the potential for icing and freezing rain. Still too early to really pinpoint how far south the freezing potential will be at the moment, but be prepared for roads to be VERY SLICK up the I-75 corridor. 7-DAY FORECAST:
