A major shift in the weather pattern late this week will upend Houston temperatures, resurrecting a longer winter chill for January.

Texas has seen a dry and warm start to 2026, but the winds of change may blow in pretty soon. While the state will endure another several days of warmer-than-usual temperatures, forecasters say precipitation and even cooler weather are possible later in the week.

The high pressure, that gave us a beautiful Sunday, shifts eastward and southerly winds will return, driving up humidity levels and pushing afternoon highs about 80 degrees. This begins a stretch of spring-like weather with patchy morning fog and possible record highs in the afternoons.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- We are stuck in a pattern of foggy mornings followed by record warm afternoons until a strong cold front arrives late Friday. A new record high of 82 was established on Tuesday afternoon, and another record could fall today now ...

HOUSTON - Sunday brought lovely conditions with mostly sunny skies, dry air, and comfortable temperatures. Afternoon highs reached the upper 60s with light winds and excellent outdoor conditions across the area. Temperatures climb steadily through the week as southerly winds return.

Nearly 35,000 homes and businesses in the Houston area were without electricity as of 8 a.m. Monday, according to CenterPoint Energy's online outage tracker.

For New Year’s Day 2026 in Houston? Expect plenty of sunshine and a high near 72— a beautiful and warm way to kick off the year! New Year’s Day Climatology: How does this New Year’s stack up historically? We’re coming off a very cold morning with feels-like temps in the 20s and 30s but with a seasonable high.

Less than a week away from the Chevron Houston Marathon and you might be getting ready to lace up your shoes or cheer on the sidelines. How is it going to feel Although we have more spring like weather this first full week of the new year,

A stubborn high pressure ridge could bring record January heat to Houston. Here’s why temperatures are running far above normal this week.