A Small Craft Advisory is in effect until noon Sunday for Galveston Bay, Matagorda Bay, and our coastal waters out to 60 nautical miles. We are looking at northerly winds of 15-25 knots with gusts reaching 30 knots, along with seas building up to 7 feet near shore and as high as 9 feet further out. These conditions will be hazardous for smaller vessels, so if you're an inexperienced mariner, you'll definitely want to think about staying in port until things calm down later this weekend.
Strong northwest to north winds will lead to low water levels at the bays around low tide cycles; especially in the northern and central bay areas. The Advisory is in effect until noon Sunday.
Chilly weather is making a return to Southeast Texas as skies clear out. We're looking at low temperatures dropping into the low to mid 30s across the Piney Woods and Brazos Valley. For the rest of the region, expect lows to settle in the low to mid-40s. It’ll also stay a bit breezy right along the coast, so it might feel just a touch colder if you're near the water.
After last night's cold front, tonight will be a chilly one for sure. But how cold are we getting? Will we see a freeze? For most of us, the answer is no. Odds are very low - below 10% - for freezing temps in most of the area.
But, if you are up in the northern part of our area, around Madison and Houston counties, those odds are higher - more in the 45-60% range! Even for locations that do reach freezing, it will be brief and light around dawn, and sunrise will help push temperatures back above the freezing mark quickly.
Sunday is looking like a near-perfect day for running. Expect mostly cloudy to partly sunny skies with afternoon highs reaching right around 60°F. If you’re heading out for an early start, temperatures will be in the mid-40s before climbing into the mid-50s by late morning. We’ll have a persistent northerly breeze around 10 mph with a few gusts up to 15 mph, but overall, it should be a beautiful day for 26.2 miles!
Enjoy a nice, quiet stretch of weather! We’re sticking with seasonal temperatures—highs in the 60s and chilly nights in the 30s and 40s. We’ll see a quick warm-up on Wednesday before another cold front moves in that night to bring back the chill.
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