Cold Front Sweeps In, Ending Record Warmth with Temperature Shift
Texas is experiencing a warm and quiet weekend ahead of a strong cold front set to arrive on Sunday night. Residents and travelers can expect near-record temperatures during this unseasonably warm stretch.
Cold Front Sweeps In, Ending Record Warmth
Over the weekend, temperatures across Texas rose into the upper 70s and low 80s, providing ideal conditions for holiday travel. However, this warm pattern is expected to change as a strong cold front approaches.
Forecast for Sunday Night
As the cold front moves in, it will bring a significant temperature drop. By Monday morning, temperatures are forecasted to plummet to the 40s, coupled with gusty winds reaching up to 40 mph.
- Temperature Change: From the 80s on Sunday to the low 50s on Monday.
- Wind Gusts: Northerly winds may gust up to 40 mph.
- Chance of Rain: There is a 20% probability of rain on Monday.
Impact on New Year’s Celebrations
Looking ahead to New Year’s Eve, the forecast indicates a chilly yet calm night. Conditions will remain dry with light winds, making it a pleasant evening for celebrations.
As Texans prepare for the cold front, securing outdoor decorations and staying updated with the weather forecast will be essential. The significant shift in temperatures marks the end of a record warmth period, highlighting the dynamic weather patterns characteristic of the region.
