Springtime chill has arrived along with dry conditions

Updated 2 hours ago
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- You can tell a cold front moved through by how chilly it is outside. It was a chilly Monday morning with lows in the 30s and 40s.

Sunshine is the story though for Monday and much of this week. High temperatures will climb into the upper 60s Monday afternoon with a light breeze out of the north. Temperatures will continue to warm as we head into the rest of the work week.

Any other springtime cold fronts like this last one on the horizon?


We are expecting another cold front to move through Southeast Texas later this week, but at this point it doesn't look to be as strong and should come in dry. This front will more so reinforce the dry and sunny conditions and lower humidity heading into the weekend.

With the recent rain, how long will our pollen levels stay low?


The weekend rainfall should help out in the near-term by washing away much of heavy pollen. However, with another drier pattern into next week, you'll probably start to see that light film of pollen return outdoors.

Any other rain chances coming up in the forecast?


Not really. This pattern flip that has brought in cooler and calmer weather will also keep us pretty dry too. Not much rain is expected, if at all, over the next 10 days.



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