Wind Chills Alert! Texas To Experience a cold snap with wind chills of about 20°F!

Southeast Texas is experiencing chilling wind chills due to a strong cold front. Until Thursday morning, temperatures are predicted to stay close to or below freezing. In order to safeguard themselves and their property, residents should get ready for icy conditions!!

Early mornings are particularly dangerous since wind chill values might drop as low as 20°F, according to the National Weather Service. Frost and freezing temperatures are expected to return tonight into Wednesday, according to a Cold Weather Advisory that is in force until 9 a.m. Tuesday.

Icy spots and decreased visibility

During early commutes, drivers on major routes, including as I-45 and I-10, could expect icy spots and decreased visibility. Authorities advise drivers to maintain vigilance, slow down, and pack emergency supplies in their cars.

By the weekend, the extended prediction predicts a small increase in temperature. With a high of 43°F and gusty winds of up to 20 mph, Wednesday is expected to be primarily overcast.

Highs of around 44°F and lows in the upper 30s are predicted for Thursday afternoon and overnight, along with showers.

The sky will still be overcast by Friday, and there could be more showers. On Saturday, there should be more sunshine with highs close to 54°F. People should bring their dogs inside, wear in layers of warmth, and avoid being outside for extended periods of time.

Wrap outdoor faucets and leave indoor taps dripping overnight to avoid broken pipes. Make sure the heaters are operating safely and check on your senior neighbors.