Wintry weekend ahead of a significant warm up next week

HOUSTON, Texas (BNN)-- A blast of cold air relocating is making for a cold and blustery Saturday, and by Sunday early morning the freeze line could reach neighborhoods north and west of Houston.
The cloudy sky and strong north wind will keep temperature levels in the upper 40s to low 50s all day long, and it will seem like its in the upper 30s for most of the day.
Clouds should clear overnight however, however that will assist things cool off a lot more by Sunday morning with temperatures falling into the low-mid 30s. We'& #x 27; ll see more sunshine for Sunday though with afternoon highs near 60 degrees.

What does the rest of the weekend look like?Sunday will be quite cold but bright in the morning with lows starting in the low-to-mid 30s. The wind seems too strong now to allow frost to form in the morning, however the freeze line could make it nearly all the way to Houston. This will simply be a light freeze where it does take place, so your pipes will be simply fine. Outside family pets and cold delicate animals will need a warm location to stay Saturday night and Sunday morning. The sunlight on Sunday ought to warm things up rapidly, however highs will only peak in the upper 50s.

How is next week forming up?President & #x

27; s Day (Monday) will start cold in the upper 30s with a light frost possible, however after that a huge warmup is including numerous sun-filled days. Heats are likely to go beyond 80 degrees both Wednesday and Thursday, however the humidity will remain in a comfortable variety. It will certainly feel like spring has actually sprung! A weaker cold front is expected to get here just ahead of the weekend.

What'& #x 27; s the early outlook for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Parade in downtown next Saturday morning?At this time

it looks the be a cold start to the parade with lows in the upper 40s, but it should be another sun-filled day warming temperature levels as much as the mid 60s by the time the parade ends. We'& #x 27; ll keep you published! And if you put on'& #x 27; t have strategies to go downtown but still wish to watch the parade, you can do so right here on BNN!
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