Houston, what were you like in the 90s?

Originally published at: Houston, what were you like in the 90s? – Space City Weather

In brief: Houston is going to be doing some heavy flirting with 90 degrees beginning today and continuing into next week. That’s it. That’s the summary.

If you are Very Online™ or even if you’re not, surely you’ve seen someone post their memories of the 90s in the latest viral trend. Well, we may once again find out what we were like in the 90s for the first sustained period since October.

Today through Monday

Not a lot to say here. There could be some late night or early morning fog each day, but otherwise it looks clear, with nothing worse than some passing high clouds at times. Temperatures will warm into the mid or upper-80s today, upper 80s to near 90 tomorrow and Sunday, and perhaps near 90 again Monday with a slight chance of slightly drier air.

Houston Rodeo Forecast

Hard to believe that we’re coming to the end of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo this weekend. Temperatures should fall rather quickly from the 80s into the 70s this evening and Sunday evening. It will be hot tomorrow, with upper-80s to near 90 degrees so if you are attending, just keep that in mind and make sure to stay hydrated, preferably with water if you’ll be doing any of the outside attractions.

Tuesday through Thursday

Even if we manage to cool down some on Sunday night or Monday, we will quickly bounce back well into the 80s next week. And yes, we will flirt with a chance of 90 degrees every day it appears. Blind Melon’s “No Rain” (1992) is a nice companion soundtrack next week.

Later next week

Can we get a cold front next weekend? That’s the question. There are strong signs within model data that we may see a brief cooldown next Saturday and Sunday (think highs in the 70s or low 80s). Right now, it does not appear that any kind of cold front will come with meaningful rainfall but we may at least get to enjoy some slightly less May-like weather for a few days. Stay tuned.

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Ugh. If this is the start of spring, I don’t want to be here for summer.

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not very often houston dodges a bullet. We are on the outskirts of this heat dome. Highs in the upper 80s while most of the state will be in the upper 90s.

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It’s early; we’ll have our time ‘neath the dome.

It’s like a repeat of March 1907 every year now it seems. I’m old enough to remember when most days in March were in the 60s and 70s, with maybe a few 80s thrown in the mix. Not upper 80s to low 90s for a week straight with no relief. I am really really not liking the direction our climate is taking.

I genuinely hope that some kind of change in pattern happens next year with the strong El Nino they are predicting. :crossed_fingers::crossed_fingers:

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thoughts/explanation as how Galveston, 60 miles SE of houston will be in the low 70s the next week?

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Because water temperatures are in the 60s.

Areas along the immediate coast are almost always about 5 to 10 degrees warmer over night due to the close proximity of the warmer waters.

Did anyone else have the west Texas dust covering there car this morning?

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