Some of the warmest temperatures on record are expected to hit Houston in November, setting new records, and it appears like the heat will last until Thanksgiving. Morning temperatures in Houston are in the 40s, so those who get up early should prepare accordingly, according to the National Weather Service. However, southeasterly breezes are predicted to bring temperatures up to the low 70s by Saturday. In addition to bringing moisture from the Gulf, these breezes will raise Sunday morning temperatures by almost ten degrees over Saturday ones.
With low 80s temperatures predicted throughout Southeast Texas, the warm weather is predicted to continue until the first part of next week. Travel plans for Thanksgiving may be impacted by a cold front that brings some relief by Monday and Tuesday, along with the potential for precipitation. It is recommended that travelers remain informed on the most recent weather forecasts.
The average high temperature in November has been above 80 degrees, which is exceptionally warm for the month. At 73 degrees, the average temperature is roughly three degrees warmer than the previous record. Texans might not be allowed to unpack their winter clothing just yet because La Niña is still having an impact on the weather. This warmth is consistent with this month’s patterns.
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