Houston Prepares for Potential First Freeze of 2026 Next Monday
Houston Prepares for Potential First Freeze of 2026 Next Monday
US · Published Jan 14, 2026
Houston is preparing for a potential freeze with temperatures expected to drop to around 32°F next Monday.
A 'light freeze' warning has been issued, advising residents to protect plants, pipes, and pets.
The cold front arriving on Saturday is expected to bring the coldest air by Sunday night.
Houston prepares for first freeze of 2026
Houston is bracing for a potential first freeze of 2026 early next week, as a series of cold fronts move through the region. Temperatures could drop to around 32°F by Monday morning, prompting a 'light freeze' warning. A light freeze is characterized by temperatures between 32°F and 24°F. The cold front arriving on Saturday is expected to bring the coldest air by Sunday night. While the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center and forecast models do not indicate a prolonged or intense freeze, residents are advised to prepare for the possibility of freezing temperatures. The cold weather follows a week of fluctuating temperatures, with highs reaching near 70°F on Wednesday before dropping to the mid-50s°F by Thursday.
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