Weather

Only here can you wear t-shirts and long johns in the same day The winter weather is taking on a decidedly Texan twist this week, with highs as high as the 70s and lows nearly 20 degrees below freezing. Buckle your seatbelts and try to keep up with this week’s forecast.

It's time to turn the heat back on in cooler parts of the country and the American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast Region urges families to safely heat their home and protect your pipes to prevent them from freezing.

Warm and cloudy will give way to bright and cool Raise a glass and toast with a glass of water that has a chance for the first time this season to actually turn into ice. Freezing temps are right around the corner, and this week is a decent segue from warm to cold.

Some rain and cooler weather will make it feel just a bit closer to the holidays At the risk of jinxing it, it seems like last week was the last time we’ll experience a high temperature in the 80s for this year. In fact, with the exception of snow or frozen pipes, this week will feature some definitive holiday winter weather.

Rains and high temps make for muggy weather that will put a damper on the holiday spirit It’s been warm this week for sure, but at least the sun was out to facilitate outdoor fun. This weekend, the rains will do their best to keep you indoors, but you might have to kick on the air conditioner to make it bearable

It’s decidedly non-holiday this week If nothing else, this week we don’t have to worry about icy roads, fallen power grids, or frozen pipes. In fact, it’s time to dust off the air conditioners, because this week is definitely not feeling the winter.

It’ll be a grey weekend and just a smidgen cooler This past week we had temps breaking 80 for the high, and it looks like next week we might see more of the same, but for this weekend at least it’ll pretend to be near-winter.

A couple of cool days this week will give way to heat and rain Already, our near-total cloud cover this Tuesday morning is starting to wane, even as the winds out of the southwest kick in. Our rain chances will hover around 25 percent until late tonight, when clear, starry skies will break through. The accompany

Warm and cold… wet and dry… what a Thanksgiving weekend This Thanksgiving weekend, there’s much to be thankful for. In searching for the silver lining, weather wise, we here at the Woodlands Online Weather Center can say that we’re thankful – if not a tad impressed – that all four seasons will be represen

This week we’ll only get the occasional glimpse of the sun As far as our lawns are concerned, we’re in the sweet spot, weather wise – cold but not freezing, and root-nourishing wet. And this trend will continue for most of the week.

Total cloud cover, a day of rain, and chilly temps make for a weekend of indoor fun At the Woodlands Online Weather Center, we tend to be ‘glass half full’ in our philosophy. Which is why, despite the doom and gloom projected in this weekend’s forecast, we’re finding a silver lining in the storm clouds that are gathering

The Woodlands never does anything halfway, and that includes the weather It may not be permanent by any stretch of the imagination, but those of us who have been bemoaning the heat and humidity are about to get their grouses answered, and with a vengeance. And it all starts today.

Most of this week will have to deal with highs in the 80s We’re only about seven weeks away from Christmas, and we here at the Woodlands Online Weather Office are hard-pressed to believe it, based on this week’s weather.

The week can't decide if it wants to be wet or dry, warm or cool Monday’s rising cloud cover and temperature aren’t necessarily setting the trend for the entire week. In fact, things are kind of downhill from here.

Wet, dreary, and cold… and wonderful! If you woke up this morning to wet lawns and water dripping from your eaves, grab your umbrellas because there’s more to come.

Rains bookend a sunny week Our near-total cloud cover that we’ve experienced all Monday morning is slowly diminishing even as the high temp of 93 pivots and starts a downward slide. However, right around midnight, we’ll have a massive spike in cloud and rain and even wind. The

Slowly but surely the sun will hide more and more behind gathering clouds all weekend The weather doesn’t typically get any better than right now; sunny, breezy, not too humid, and not too sweltering. Alas, for the weekend, this is as good as it gets.

Sunlight will give way to grey skies as the weekend progresses It’s a perfect opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, maybe at the Pavilion to catch the Houston Symphony playing some spooky tunes, or perhaps cheering on your favorite high school football team as College Park squares off against The Woodlands

Seasonal temps, frisky winds, and cloud-dotted skies make for outdoor fun Once again, we wake up on a Monday morning hoping for autumn to finally kick in full force. While we’re on a general trend toward fall season weather, the temps are still definitely summerlike, at least for most of the week.

Varying temps, winds, and cloud cover will make for an interesting weekend ummer is barely hanging on by a thread, temperature wise, and hopefully this will be our last week with temps that break into the 90s. There IS, however, a general trend to get a little cooler and a little cloudier, so hope springs eternal