A burst of sunshine is expected to brighten up this weekend in Houston as the weather slowly recovers from a gloomy start. On Saturday, morning clouds will burn off by mid-morning, leaving behind mostly sunny skies with temperatures soaring into the mid-60s. However, residents along the coast may experience lingering cloud cover until later in the afternoon.
Sunday brings patchy dense fog that will clear up by mid-morning, making way for a mostly sunny day with highs reaching the low 70s. Unfortunately, this streak of sunshine is expected to be short-lived, as a cold front moves into the area during the second half of the day on Sunday, bringing temperatures down and ushering in the start of the next work week.
The exact timing of when winter's chill will set in remains uncertain, but long-range forecasts suggest that freezing temperatures are unlikely before the second half of December. Historically, Houston experiences its first freeze around this time of year, with the average date falling on the second week of December.
For now, residents can expect highs in the 60s and 70s during the day, while nighttime lows dip into the 30s and 40s – a far cry from the balmy temperatures that have defined the region's weather recently. Meanwhile, those with video or photo evidence of winter-like conditions are encouraged to share them using the ABC13 form.
Sunday brings patchy dense fog that will clear up by mid-morning, making way for a mostly sunny day with highs reaching the low 70s. Unfortunately, this streak of sunshine is expected to be short-lived, as a cold front moves into the area during the second half of the day on Sunday, bringing temperatures down and ushering in the start of the next work week.
The exact timing of when winter's chill will set in remains uncertain, but long-range forecasts suggest that freezing temperatures are unlikely before the second half of December. Historically, Houston experiences its first freeze around this time of year, with the average date falling on the second week of December.
For now, residents can expect highs in the 60s and 70s during the day, while nighttime lows dip into the 30s and 40s – a far cry from the balmy temperatures that have defined the region's weather recently. Meanwhile, those with video or photo evidence of winter-like conditions are encouraged to share them using the ABC13 form.
can't wait for some actual fall vibes though, not just a tease of cooler temps mid-week 
still, at least the sun is coming out on saturday? hoping those foggy days dont stick around too long 
I'm so glad we're finally getting some sunshine in Houston! I was getting sick of all that rain and grey skies everywhere 
. But seriously, 60s and 70s temperatures in the day sounds perfect for me - nothing like a warm weekend to boost my mood 
. And yeah, I can imagine how fast the weather can change here, from sunny one minute to foggy the next 
. Can't wait to grab a cuppa hot chocolate and watch the world get all frosty with my friends 
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. I mean, I know it's only mid-November or whatever, but shouldn't we be expecting some actual winter vibes by now
. Can we please have some real winter weather around here for once? 
it's finally gonna be sunny in houston and i just cant wait to soak up some rays on sat morning 
but, like, dont get too comfy cuz sunday is lookin all foggy and gloomy 
meanwhile, let's be real, who needs 70s temps when we can have mid-60s 
& btw, does anyone know when winter finally hits houston?! 
i was really looking forward to a sunny weekend, not some foggy and chilly vibes. and now it's like, back to normal school life... back to bundling up in layers and dealing with the AC being too hot in class 
anyway, at least the sunshine on saturday will be nice, but ugh, just one day of sunshine and then it's back to winter 
. Still, I'm not sure about the whole "first freeze" thing... can't say for sure if we'll actually get to see some actual snow 
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". Still, it's cool they're encouraging winter weather selfies 
... who knows what's gonna happen?
And those freezing temps in Dec? I'm low-key excited for it, tbh... 