Southeast Texas is in for a treat this week as a gorgeous stretch of weather sets in, starting with cool mornings giving way to pleasant afternoons. Temperatures are expected to rise significantly by the end of the week, with highs reaching near-record levels on Friday.
While early November has been relatively cool, morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s will give way to sunny skies pushing the mercury into the mid-70s by afternoon. The good news is that this trend is expected to continue through Election Day, with warm weather dominating the region.
However, moisture returns on Wednesday, bringing with it lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s for the remainder of the week. While this may seem like a departure from the current warmth, overall conditions are still likely to feel pleasant.
But what about rain? After a couple of active days earlier in the week, the forecast is looking drier, at least for now. A potential pattern change could bring some showers and storms next weekend, but it's not set in stone yet.
One thing is certain, though: drought conditions are likely to continue throughout November.
In terms of tropical activity, there are currently no developing systems expected in the Atlantic Basin over the next 7 days. However, for a more in-depth look at current and potential developments, you can check out our tropical update page.
For now, residents of Southeast Texas are advised to keep an eye on the weather forecast, especially if they plan on stepping outside this Friday when temperatures are expected to soar into the mid-upper 80s – possibly even reaching the daily record high.
While early November has been relatively cool, morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s will give way to sunny skies pushing the mercury into the mid-70s by afternoon. The good news is that this trend is expected to continue through Election Day, with warm weather dominating the region.
However, moisture returns on Wednesday, bringing with it lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s for the remainder of the week. While this may seem like a departure from the current warmth, overall conditions are still likely to feel pleasant.
But what about rain? After a couple of active days earlier in the week, the forecast is looking drier, at least for now. A potential pattern change could bring some showers and storms next weekend, but it's not set in stone yet.
One thing is certain, though: drought conditions are likely to continue throughout November.
In terms of tropical activity, there are currently no developing systems expected in the Atlantic Basin over the next 7 days. However, for a more in-depth look at current and potential developments, you can check out our tropical update page.
For now, residents of Southeast Texas are advised to keep an eye on the weather forecast, especially if they plan on stepping outside this Friday when temperatures are expected to soar into the mid-upper 80s – possibly even reaching the daily record high.
. And drought conditions are def a thing, so let's not get too comfortable. The good news is that warm weather will stick around, so at least that's something to look forward to. I'm just glad it won't be too hot by Friday, or it might feel like it's gonna reach a new record high 
. Not ideal for outdoor plans. Still, a bit of sunshine should make up for it... fingers crossed!
I mean, do we really need all that extra info about moisture and lows in the 60s? Just give us the tea on whether it's gonna rain or not! 
And another thing, drought conditions are still a thing? Like, can't we just have one week of actual weather without having to worry about the next drought? 
like the temps just drop from 40s to 70s and then BAM it's back up to 80s again? no love for a consistent temp 
anyway, drought conditions are def a major concern in SE TX 
gotta keep an eye on those rain chances next wk 
but yaaas for the warm weather this week tho 
️ I'm so stoked for SE Texas! A gorgeous stretch of weather is just what we need after all that cooler air 
. It's gonna be nice to feel the sun on our faces without those chilly mornin' temps 
. Plus, warm weather on Election Day? That's a definite win in my book 
. Now, let's hope the rain holds off for a bit longer... we don't need any more drought drama 
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. And yay for no tropical activity in the Atlantic Basin... that's just a big ol' sigh of relief 
. Just gotta keep an eye on those temps and stay hydrated, you know? 
. And yeah, I can see why the weather forecast is gonna be all over the place this week - one minute it's cool, next minute it's scorching hot 
. On the bright side, at least it's not gonna rain... much? Drought conditions are still a big deal though 
. Can't wait for Friday tho, gonna be a scorcher 
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. Drought conditions might be still going strong, but at least this nice weather is a welcome distraction from all that...
. i mean, can't we get some relief from all this heat? not to mention, election day is coming up and warm weather like this can make for some pretty comfy voting days 
. but seriously, folks, droughts are a big deal and we need to be thinking about ways to address them long-term 
. maybe it's time for some innovative solutions from our local leaders? 
so hopefully the warm weather brings some relief from the drought conditions... and btw, mid-80s on friday is pretty hot lol, hope everyone stays cool and hydrated 
. So, it's supposed to be warm and sunny all week leading up to Election Day? That sounds nice, but let's see how long this trend lasts... According to my research, it usually rains during November, not just after the election 
. And what about drought conditions? That's a whole different story...
. anyway, at least they don't have to deal with hurricanes or anything crazy like that. drought conditions are no joke though, gotta stay on top of that 
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. I mean, who doesn't love sipping sweet tea on the porch with temps in the mid-70s? 
! I'm loving the idea of warm weather dominating the region leading up to Election Day - perfect excuse to get outdoors and soak up some rays 
. Either way, I'm loving the sunshine and mild temps though... perfect excuse to get outdoors and enjoy the fall weather 
. First, it's cool mornings and pleasant afternoons, then suddenly it's warm enough to make me wanna break out the sunscreen (but not too much since we're gonna be melting into a puddle of sweat by Friday 
. one thing's for sure tho, drought conditions are still lookin pretty bad in november...