Spring is arriving in Houston, bringing blooming flowers and changing weather patterns.
As the vernal equinox nears, Houston is warming up while the North deals with continued winter weather. Residents prepare for fluctuations as temperatures soar, and flood warnings are issued due to incoming rain. Pollen levels are rising, bringing allergy alerts, while the weekend could bring severe weather. Despite these challenges, a pleasant spring outlook lies ahead.
Can you feel that warmth in the air? Exciting news is here! The vernal equinox is just a week away, and winter is officially on its way out as it makes room for sunny days!
As we step into March, warm and moist air from the Gulf is beginning to sweep into our lovely city. This means that the sun is shining longer, and we’re soaking up more solar rays. It’s all so lovely!
Now, while we’re basking in the warmth, let’s remember that friends up north are still bundled up—and we’re not talking about cozy blankets. Places in the northern U.S. and even Canada are still battling winter weather, feeling the chills while we prep for flip flops!
Here’s a little weather science for you: the jet stream is playing its usual tricks, dipping down and mixing it up with those warm Gulf breezes. This has caused some sudden dips in temperatures in our area. Just recently, we felt what seemed like full-blown winter with those below-average low and high temperatures. Brrr!
March can be a fickle month, so while we enjoy the warmer weather, we should know that lows could still surprise us. March 13th, 2022, was the last time temperatures dropped below 32°—it’s been a while! Nevertheless, keep an eye on the forecast; chilly dips may still be on the horizon in the next ten days.
In fact, as we see the record temperatures soar to a summer-like 90°F, Houstonians are quite eager to embrace that deep summer warmth. Ready to break out the shorts?
This Saturday morning, we might also see some showers courtesy of an incoming cold front. So, don’t forget your umbrellas! Following this splash, we can expect cooler temps on Sunday with morning lows in the cozy 50s and afternoon highs reaching the low 70s. What a great time for a walk in the park!
However, with the warm temperatures, pollen levels are creeping up, especially the oak pollen. This means sinus issues and sniffles for some residents who are sensitive to allergens. Keep those allergy medications handy!
On a more serious note, a flood advisory has been issued for Houston County due to expected heavy rainfall this weekend. It’s wise for folks living in flood-prone areas to seek higher ground and pay close attention to local evacuation orders. Flood safety is paramount—please avoid driving through flooded roads and be cautious of rising waters.
As we approach the weekend, weather experts are warning of a storm system that might bring severe weather on Friday and Saturday morning. In addition, a wind advisory has been issued for Tuesday—with gusts reaching up to 40 mph. Hold onto your hats, Houstonians!
But fear not, as the forecast for the rest of the week paints a pleasant picture! Following the cold front, we can look forward to sunny skies, mild temperatures, and low humidity. Now that’s the ideal weather we can all appreciate as we inch closer to spring!
So, Houston, keep those spirits high as winter bids farewell. Let’s embrace the warmth, stay safe during the storms, and get ready to enjoy all the lovely outdoor activities our blooming city has to offer!
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