Another chance for record-breaking heat ahead of a front.

HOUSTON – TRACKING Tonight’s Front:

30-Degree Temperature Drop, Scattered Showers, and Wind! Hold on tight to your Christmas decorations — your inflatables might blow away — thanks to a strong front impacting you and your family tonight into tomorrow!

Not only are we tracking a chance for rain and a dramatic temperature drop, but a Wind Advisory for some (not all) has been issued tonight at 9 PM through Monday at 6 PM for Brazos Valley and our coast communities, starting tonight at midnight through Monday at 6 PM. We’re tracking sustained winds of 20–30 mph with wind gust peaks at 40–45 mph.

Today’s High:

Yesterday, we came close to tying a record — the record high for Saturday was 83 in 2016, and we hit 82 at 2:05 PM. Today we could tie the record for heat – 82 in 2021.

Foggy start with an above average temperaturesCold Front Sunday Night:

A front moves through Southeast Texas late Sunday night. It will bring a chance for showers early Monday morning but more importantly, it brings a HUGE temperature drop. Although the timing can change, here is what I’m tracking this morning: Our front pushes through around 10 PM to areas north of I-10 and by 11 PM to areas south of I-10, with the chance for a spotty shower or two from 3–5

Cold Front

Highs fall from the lower-80s this weekend to the 50s as we start next week. It’s about time! But we’ll be back in the 70s by Friday!

Morning lows drop into the 30s Tuesday and Wednesday, and I wouldn’t be surprised if a few spots see a light freeze, with some feels-like temperatures in the 20s! We’re jumping by 20 degrees in terms of our morning lows from Tuesday to Friday,

Our cool down will be pretty short lived. We’re back in the 70s as we start 2026. At least it won’t be in the 80s!

Stay up to date with the latest changes using Storm Tracker 2 radar and regular updates from the KPRC 2 Weather Team on Click2Houston.

Anthony’s Weather Lab

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Another chance for record-breaking heat ahead of a front.

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