Southeast Texas is currently under fire and freeze warnings, highlighting the erratic weather patterns affecting the region. These warnings indicate critical conditions that residents should be aware of.
Fire Warnings in Southeast Texas
On Monday, Southeast Texas will experience elevated to critical fire weather conditions. This is due to gusty northerly winds coupled with dry air. As a result, outdoor fires are strongly discouraged. Current burn bans remain in effect throughout the state.
Freeze Warnings Issued
Polk, Trinity, and Walker Counties will face freeze warnings from 9 PM Sunday until 9 AM Monday. Temperatures are expected to drop overnight, with lows into the low 40s. North of Houston, temperatures may reach the mid to upper 30s.
Cold Snap Details
- Overnight lows: Low 40s in most areas.
- North of Houston: Temperatures in the 30s.
- Wind chills: Feels-like temperatures will be in the 20s and 30s.
- Frost: Possible on the ground during mornings.
Residents are advised to dress warmly, especially children waiting at bus stops during the chilly mornings. This cold weather is the lowest seen since February.
Warm Weather Returns Midweek
After the cold spell, temperatures are forecasted to rebound into the 80s by midweek. This warm trend is expected to continue through the weekend. However, another cold front may bring rain, particularly overnight from Saturday to Sunday.
Tropical Weather Update
In terms of tropical activity, no significant tropical cyclone activity is anticipated in the Atlantic Basin over the next week. The likelihood of additional tropical events in the Gulf this month remains very low, marking a winding down of the season.
For further updates and information, residents should refer to local meteorological sources and stay informed about immediate weather changes.
