HOUSTON – Making special plans for Valentine’s Day?
Well, you’ll want to arrange them indoors! Houston’s next low and cold front will move through as it travels from the Pacific to Texas.
This storm system has more energy and moisture than the one that came through on Wednesday.
While we desperately need the rain, Saturday’s cold front timing is not ideal for picnics, patio reservations, or long walks on the beach.
Long-range models show rain chances all day with the best threat for thunderstorms starting around 4 p.m. through 10 p.m.
Watch for lightning as you step out the door for dinner.
Storms come to end around 10 p.m. but if you have any travel plans to Louisiana, the rain and storms continue there.
As the front approaches, you’ll want to hold the bouquet of flowers and balloons extra tight, because not only will it be wet, it will also be breezy! Southerly winds ahead of the front will gust to 25 mph.
Sunday although sunny, the wind out of the north will stay breezy past lunch time.
Temperatures do not change drastically - instead of the upper 70s on Saturday, Sunday temperatures fall to the low 70s.