A major cold front is set to impact Houston, bringing with it the potential for snow, ice, and hazardous travel conditions. Residents are urged to prepare for the arctic blast by taking precautions and staying indoors during the peak of the storm.
A significant drop in temperature is anticipated to hit Houston on Sunday, potentially bringing snow and ice by early next week. Saturday presents a favorable opportunity to attend to any preparations, such as grocery shopping or filling up gas tanks. The day will be characterized by windy, cool, and dry conditions. However, temperatures will plummet rapidly after sunset, prompting a Cold Weather Advisory from 3 am to noon on Sunday.
Wind chill values are expected to range between 20 and 25 degrees.The upcoming marathon will be accompanied by strong winds, followed by frigid but sunny weather during the MLK holiday. Notably, our esteemed colleague, Nate 'The Great' Griffin, will serve as co-grand marshal if the parade proceeds.Starting Monday evening, light snowfall could commence, particularly in areas northwest of Houston. By Tuesday morning, there is a high likelihood of ice, snow, and sleet accumulation. Road conditions are anticipated to become hazardous, making it advisable to remain indoors from Tuesday morning until midday Wednesday if possible. The Houston area school districts have also announced closures for Tuesday due to the arctic blast. Remember to prioritize the 'four p's': people, pets, plants, and pipes. Consult our Fox Local content for comprehensive guidance on preparing sprinkler systems, insulating pipes, and ensuring safety during freezing temperatures.Lastly, exercise extreme caution when operating generators. Never run them indoors or near your home, garage, or windows. Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless, and deadly gas. Avoid running your car in a closed garage, and always supervise space heaters, keeping them away from flammable materials
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