"Extreme Cold Warning to Continue for Southeast Texas: Hard Freeze Expected Tuesday"
A bitter cold snap has left Southeast Texas under a severe weather warning, with temperatures plummeting to near-freezing conditions overnight. As of Monday, daytime highs reached the mid-30s, but with the approach of another cold front, things are expected to get even colder.
Residents are bracing for another hard freeze on Tuesday morning, with lows predicted in the low-to-mid 20s. This could spell disaster for pipes and infrastructure, as experts warn of a high risk of burst pipes and other damage. Homeowners are advised to take precautions to protect their properties from freezing temperatures.
While the worst of the ice has already melted away, meteorologists caution that isolated areas may still experience refreezing overnight, particularly in the northernmost counties hit by the Sunday evening storm. However, it's unlikely to be widespread, and conditions are expected to return to relatively mild by Tuesday afternoon when highs reach around 50 degrees.
But don't get too comfortable just yet - another arctic front is on its way for the weekend, with forecasters predicting a repeat of cold temperatures next Friday and possibly into the following week. As of now, it's unclear how severe these conditions will be, but residents are advised to stay vigilant for updates from weather authorities.
In the meantime, if you have any winter-related tips or stories, we want to hear from you. Send your videos, photos, and advice to ABC13, and they'll be featured on our channels.
A bitter cold snap has left Southeast Texas under a severe weather warning, with temperatures plummeting to near-freezing conditions overnight. As of Monday, daytime highs reached the mid-30s, but with the approach of another cold front, things are expected to get even colder.
Residents are bracing for another hard freeze on Tuesday morning, with lows predicted in the low-to-mid 20s. This could spell disaster for pipes and infrastructure, as experts warn of a high risk of burst pipes and other damage. Homeowners are advised to take precautions to protect their properties from freezing temperatures.
While the worst of the ice has already melted away, meteorologists caution that isolated areas may still experience refreezing overnight, particularly in the northernmost counties hit by the Sunday evening storm. However, it's unlikely to be widespread, and conditions are expected to return to relatively mild by Tuesday afternoon when highs reach around 50 degrees.
But don't get too comfortable just yet - another arctic front is on its way for the weekend, with forecasters predicting a repeat of cold temperatures next Friday and possibly into the following week. As of now, it's unclear how severe these conditions will be, but residents are advised to stay vigilant for updates from weather authorities.
In the meantime, if you have any winter-related tips or stories, we want to hear from you. Send your videos, photos, and advice to ABC13, and they'll be featured on our channels.