Once the front passes, temperatures will fall fast. We’re talking a 40 to 50-degree drop from Sunday afternoon to Monday morning, with lows in the 30s and wind chills below freezing. Monday stays cold and blustery, with highs only in the 40s and wind chills in the 30s for the afternoon.

Houston starts the new year with a surge of temperatures in the 80s before a weak cold front brings a brief reduction in temps this weekend.

Southeast Texas faces gusty winds and colder temperatures as a cold front moves in, causing scattered power outages

Strong gusts up to 45-50 mph are likely tomorrow morning behind the cold the front. A Weather Impact Alert has been issued for 12 am to 6 pm Monday.

Aside from the fog, today will feel much like recent days, with mild temperatures and quiet weather as a strong cold front approaches from the north.

Cold weather advisories and freeze watches and warnings are popping up in Florida as a cold front starts to move through the state.

Meteorologist Tommy House: Near-record heat before a strong cold front on Sunday. Analysts looking forward to what is in store on the tariff front in 2026 see limited deescalation as likely next year, with President Trump as intent as ever on keeping rates at current, historically high levels.

Houston temperatures will plummet to near-freezing levels, but don’t worry about those chilly temperatures lasting longer than a few days.

A front pushed through, dropping our temperatures to the 50s Monday morning. Come Tuesday and Wednesday morning, 30s are expected with wind chill values even lower.

Miami to see a sharp temperature drop as a cold front arrives, with possible lows in the 40s around New Year's Eve.

Highs today will reach the middle and upper 50s for areas northwest of I-4 and closer to the low 60s for areas along and southeast of I-4.

A powerful winter storm is peaking as it moves east, battering the Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeast with blizzard conditions, damaging ice, widespread power outages and major travel disruptions. If you're cold,