Houston weather forecast: Freezing Tue. morning

Houston won't get snow, but these parts of Texas are in for a major winter storm this week.
Bitterly cold temperatures from Amarillo to Dallas will set the stage for what promises to be a significant winter storm in North Texas.
Houston weather forecast: Freezing Tuesday morning; rain chances coming up
Houston weather forecast for Tuesday, January 7, including the latest on the winter storm and a look ahead at Dallas snow chances and heavy rain in Houston.
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Friday morning, northern counties could see a wintry mix of freezing rain up to 2-3 inches. Light to moderate rain be a mix of snow and rain up in the northern counties with maybe some freezing rain Friday morning.
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The greatest possibility of a wintry mix of precipitation in Southeast Texas this week will be in and near the Brazos Valley and Piney Woods regions.
Houston weather: Freeze warning, cold weather advisory Monday
A cold weather advisory is in effect until 11 a.m. Monday. A cold weather advisory is issued for seasonably cold, but not extremely cold, air temperatures or wind chill values. With blustery winds, feels-like temperatures were in the teens and 20s waking up Monday morning.
Midweek snowstorm expected to hit North Texas as arctic blast hits Houston
A blast of Arctic air brought the first freeze of this year into the Houston region on Monday morning - but we’re not done yet. Forecasters say Monday night is expected to get even colder, while snow may be headed to areas north of Houston by midweek.
Houston will see a second day of freezing temperatures Tuesday. Here's a list of open warming centers
Houston experienced its second consecutive day of freezing temperatures Tuesday as a winter storm settled over Texas. Temperatures dropped to 30 degrees around 6:15 a.m. Tuesday with a wind chill of 24 degrees,
Snow in Dallas? Winter storm expected to hit Texas this week
A winter storm is expected to impact Texas this week. The forecast will be fine-tuned as we get closer to Thursday. DALLAS - A cold front dropped temperatures across the Lone Star State on Monday.
Houston weather: Cold weather advisory Tuesday morning
A cold weather advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. Temperatures will remain close to or below freezing through 9 a.m., then a sunny day with highs close to 50.
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Dangerously cold temperatures in Houston continue to rapidly drop thanks to Arctic blast
The wind chill will make it "feel like" the teens and 20s thanks to strong winds going up to 15 - 25 miles per hour.