Comfortably Cool Sunday Before Sizzling Heat Arrives Next Week
Temperatures in the Houston area are expected to remain pleasant this weekend, with daytime highs reaching into the upper 60s and comfortable lows in the mid-40s to low 50s. However, a significant warmup is on its way, bringing record-high temperatures next week that could rival those experienced during the Christmas holiday period.
As early morning clouds clear, the region will see an increase in temperature, with some areas reaching into the low 80s starting Tuesday. This surge in heat could lead to multiple records being broken within the first full workweek of the New Year. A layer of sea fog may also return to the area as the humid air settles in.
However, not all good news for weekend runners. Marathon enthusiasts are in for a cool-down as a strong cold front is forecasted to sweep through the region next Friday night. This will mark an end to above-average temperatures and bring a welcome drop in temperature. While rain chances are limited, there is still a small risk of precipitation, with only 20% predicted.
In terms of freeze risks, officials assure that none are currently on the horizon within the next 10 days forecast period. With this warmup now under way, Houstonians can expect to sweat through the week ahead.
Temperatures in the Houston area are expected to remain pleasant this weekend, with daytime highs reaching into the upper 60s and comfortable lows in the mid-40s to low 50s. However, a significant warmup is on its way, bringing record-high temperatures next week that could rival those experienced during the Christmas holiday period.
As early morning clouds clear, the region will see an increase in temperature, with some areas reaching into the low 80s starting Tuesday. This surge in heat could lead to multiple records being broken within the first full workweek of the New Year. A layer of sea fog may also return to the area as the humid air settles in.
However, not all good news for weekend runners. Marathon enthusiasts are in for a cool-down as a strong cold front is forecasted to sweep through the region next Friday night. This will mark an end to above-average temperatures and bring a welcome drop in temperature. While rain chances are limited, there is still a small risk of precipitation, with only 20% predicted.
In terms of freeze risks, officials assure that none are currently on the horizon within the next 10 days forecast period. With this warmup now under way, Houstonians can expect to sweat through the week ahead.
. Too bad it won't last though, a sizzling heat wave is on its way. Better start sweating now than later, right? "The best way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing" - Walt Disney
. It's a reminder that life is full of unexpected twists and turns. We can get too comfortable in our routine, just like how marathon runners might take the cool weather for granted. But then, Mother Nature comes along and shakes things up. That cold front coming next Friday night? It's like a wake-up call to appreciate the little things, you know? The simple pleasures of cooler air and sunshine. Let's make the most of this time before it gets hot again 
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. Can't they just stick to a simple format? The intro is all over the place and then you jump straight into the details without any transition. 
I'm so hyped for the warm weather!!! I mean who doesn't love basking in the sunshine with temps in the 60s & 70s 
It's like, the perfect time to hit up those outdoor running trails and enjoy some fresh air. But, ugh marathon runners are gonna be, like, soooo disappointed next Friday 
Can't they just have one cool weekend?!? 
Anyway, I'm all about that heat wave life 
Bring on the record-breaking temps & sunny days! 
But, I gotta be real, that warmup next week is gonna bring some serious heat 
Can't wait to try out some new summer outfits... or just wanna stay in the AC all day and binge-watch Netflix 
. On a side note, marathon runners, what's good? Looks like you're gonna have to reschedule your runs for next Friday night 
. One minute it's all nice and cool, the next it's like someone turned up the heat to 11 
. Can't even enjoy a Sunday run without worrying about breaking some record high temp 
. At least it'll be nice and cool for runners, right? 
. Can't they just run on Tuesdays or Mondays when it's already hot outside? Anyway, I do hope that cold front brings some relief by next Friday - these record-high temps are going to be brutal 
. And can we please talk about the sea fog? It's like the weather is playing a cruel joke on us again 
But then you're like, "Wait, isn't it gonna be scorching next week?" 
And yeah, it is! Like, record-breaking hot stuff. I'm all about enjoying the sunshine, but come on, can't we have a break from the heat for just one more day? 
and 20% rain chances? that's just enough to keep things interesting 
, sea fog is always so pretty tho, also hoping for some decent rain before it gets dry and dusty... perfect excuse to get outdoors, but ugh cold front can't come soon enough lol 
. But, let's get real, Houston can handle a little warmth during the week. The sea fog might be back, but at least it means some humidity relief. The good news is that we won't have to worry about freeze risks for now 
and don't even get me started on the runners having to deal with this cold front coming in mid-week 
Still gonna miss the cooler temps though, like I need my Sunday Funday vibes back! 
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. Bring on the sea fog or whatever comes next, I'm over this heat