Foggy Monday Morning Forecast:

The Gulf of Mexico warm air tap has been turned back on and we’re already going to see a very foggy start to the work week. Dense Fog Advisories are posted along the coast until 9am Monday and will likely be expanded inland. Make sure to take some extra time as you head out the door Monday morning.

Work Week Forecast:

High pressure anchored in the eastern Gulf of Mexico will churn in a stronger south wind, ensuring that we’ll stay warm, somewhat muggy and likely more clouds than sun for most of the work week. Highs will be in the low 80s, nearly 15 degrees warmer than our average highs for this time of year!

10-day forecast:

The one thing to watch on our 10-day forecast is when we get our next strong cold front. We do have low rain chances mid-week as a front stays north of Houston but will pull up some streamer showers from the coast. As far as a December cooldown, we may be waiting until our next weekend when the next cold front will try to move through.

End of the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season:

November 30th marked the official last day of hurricane season. While we didn’t reach the anticipated storm number this year, there were still 14 named storms. Florida bared the brunt of three direct hits from storms this season. There was one preseason forecast that predicted the correct number of storms to form. Check out Frank’s blog to see who got the hurricane forecast right.