Houston Greets Chilly Morning with Sunny Days Ahead as Thanksgiving Weather Remains Uncertain

Houston ians should anticipate a steady increase in temperature during the week, as the city saw its coldest morning since late March. The National Weather Service predicts that today will be clear and bright with a high of 69 degrees and light northwest winds. Tonight, the temperature will dip to about 49 degrees.

Before things change over the weekend, it is predicted that Friday will offer bright skies with a high of about 71 degrees. A south wind is expected to return, raising the temperature and humidity, according to Fox26. Highs are expected to get into the 80s by Sunday.

Looking ahead to Thanksgiving, a cold front may move in, bringing with it the prospect of a brisk and breezy atmosphere along with colder temperatures for holiday feasts on Thursday or the next day. “So far, rain doesn’t look heavy, but a few showers are possible,” Fox 26 reports.

Meanwhile, a “bomb cyclone” in the Pacific is affecting northern California, causing further erratic weather along the West Coast.Flooding is becoming more likely as a result of a surge of humid air being pushed into the area, according to Fox26. These circumstances draw attention to the difference with Houston’s more temperate environment.

With highs in the mid-70s, residents can anticipate primarily sunny days into the middle of the week. There is a remote risk of showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday, which could cause a delay in the Thanksgiving celebrations.

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