Frigid arctic air is expected to hit most of the United States starting this weekend, bringing potentially dangerous wind chills and a risk of freezing rain, sleet, and snow. Texas, particularly the Houston area, could see temperatures as low as the 20s with a hard freeze possible Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Residents are advised to prepare for possible school and business closures due to icy roads and take steps to protect themselves, their pets, plants, and pipes.
Frigid, arctic air will plunge into most of the United States beginning this weekend. Texas is likely to see temperatures as low as the teens and 20s.The impacts on the Houston area are expected to include lows in the 20s and low 30s along with dangerous wind chills on Monday and Tuesday. A "Cold Weather Advisory" is likely to be issued by the National Weather Service.Freezing rain, sleet and even snow are all possible beginning late Monday and lasting through Tuesday.
The extent and impact of ice is still uncertain due to extreme disagreement among models.Everyone should prepare for closings due to icy roads Tuesday and possibly Wednesday morning. Take steps to protect people, pets, plants and pipes.Enjoy mild afternoon temperatures today and Friday as highs reach the mid 60s today and near 70 tomorrow.A cold front will bring a brief round of showers late Friday and early Saturday followed by the first arrival of chillier air Saturday and Sunday.
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