Few showers linger Sunday night, foggy spots for Monday morning
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The heavy showers and storms are moving out Sunday evening, though pockets of light rain will linger overnight and for Monday morning. And with a cloudy sky and humid conditions, pockets of patchy to dense fog will likely develop heading into Monday.
Clouds will stay put Sunday night and for most of the day Monday. This could also for foggy, misty and hazy conditions to linger a little longer in the morning. By the afternoon these conditions should slowly lift and clear with temperatures only rising from the low 50s to low 60s Monday.
What's the outlook look like for this week?
Compared to last week, this week's forecast is much more typical for Houston. It's going to be much warmer with a daily rain chance Monday through Friday. By the end of the week Houston and Southeast Texas could pick up 3 to 5 inches of rain.
Any more snow in the forecast?
At this time, nope. Snow looks highly unlikely for the next two weeks with temperatures climbing back to their seasonal range, even at times above average reaching the 70s some afternoons. So any upcoming precipitation will be rain. Remember, snow events in southeast Texas are pretty rare, so we hope you enjoyed the rare snow storm last week!
What about another cold blast?
Some forecast models are hinting at another cool down for the second weekend of February. It's still too early for exact impacts and to tell how cold it could be, but there is the chance for below normal temperatures during that timeframe.
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