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Houston Cools After Midweek Storms, Warms This Weekend Before a Monday Front

Forecast timing may wobble, but another early‑week cool‑down remains likely.

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This image shows the Houston area’s temperature change from Wednesday afternoon, left, to Friday morning. 
This map of the contiguous United States shows the outlook for precipitation through March 25, according to the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center. Below-normal rainfall is expected across much of Texas.
The temperature outlook through March 25 from the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center projects above-normal temperatures (orange and red) across much of the U.S., despite a few cooler days through early next week.

Overview

  • Thursday brings highs in the upper 60s after a chilly start near 50 across Southeast Texas.
  • Northerly wind gusts up to 25–30 mph ease by late Thursday as high pressure builds.
  • Friday starts in the mid to upper 40s, then rebounds to the mid‑70s with sunshine and returning southerly flow.
  • Temperatures climb through the weekend with muggy 60s by Sunday morning and afternoon highs reaching the 80s.
  • A second cold front is expected Sunday night into Monday morning, dropping highs from the mid‑80s Sunday to the mid‑60s Monday, though the exact arrival time could shift.