UPDATE: Severe weather predicted for Saturday

UPDATE: Friday, November 21

An 80 percent chance of rain and severe weather Saturday, that could produce high winds, as warm weather coming in off the coast mixes with a descending cool front. The severe weather is expected around noon Saturday, with conditions that could produce tornadoes, which will last until 2 p.m. Stay tuned to Woodlands Online for weather alerts.

Another strong line of thunderstorms will move in approximately 9 p.m. The severe weather should clear out by midnight, providing perfect weather for tailgating on Sunday, with sunny skies and a high of 82.

Thanksgiving week temperatures will range from the low to high 60s, with mostly sunny skies. Thanksgiving Day's forecast calls for a high of 65.



UPDATE:

Predicted rain Thursday and Friday, will precede a warming trend for the weekend.



ORIGINAL STORY:

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TEXAS -- Second verse, same as the first. This week’s weather looks like a repeat of last week’s, with another cold front moving in after the rain Sunday night. The temperatures dropped to the mid-30s, but felt ten degrees colder. On Monday morning, the temperature won’t rise above the freezing mark (32 degrees) until approximately 8:00 a.m. The temperature will peak afternoon at 48 degrees, then begin to drop again, going as low as 28 degrees before midnight. Protect outdoor pipes as the temperatures will be exposed to the cold for a longer period of time. And as always, bring pets indoors, and cover tender vegetation.

The rest of the week’s weather at-a-glance:

Tuesday - Sunny with a high of 51 degrees; the low will be 35

Wednesday - Mostly cloudy. High 63/Low 53

Thursday - 70 percent chance of showers. High 67/Low 57

Friday - 60 percent chance of rain. High 69/Low 58

Saturday - 80 percent chance of thunderstorms. High 71/Low 60

Sunday - Partly cloudy. Warming up to 76 degrees. The low overnight will be 55 degrees.

Monday - The temperature begins to drop again. The high will be 63; the low 41.

Any weather alerts from the National Weather Service will be posted on both the Digital Texas websites and in the social media.