NWS Weather Forecast in Southern Texas: Anomalous Warm Temperatures to Impact This Week

Warmer temperatures are expected in Midwest and Southern Texas this week, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). The temperatures will become favorable for outdoor travel and plans, easing the winter storm concerns in the US.

The NWS weather forecast reported that a winter storm could develop over the Northwest US, including Great Basin and Northern Rockies. Homeowners should anticipate heavy snow and blizzard-like conditions.

Meanwhile, an anomalous warmth is expected in Southern Texas. People with travel plans should still keep updated with the weather for chances of rain and severe weather conditions.

Weather in Southern Texas

The latest NWS forecast showed that the anomalously warm temperatures could begin on the weekend and stay early next week in the US. Starting Monday, homeowners can expect the soaring temperatures reaching from 30 to 45 degrees as February ends.

The temperatures will be like spring in most parts of the country, particularly in the Midwest, Central Plains and Northern Plains. Homeowners should anticipate the 60s and 70s.

In addition, the warm conditions will be accompanied by gusty winds. The forecast warned of a Critical Risk of Fire Weather in the US. Over the East Coast, the warm weather is expected. Florida can anticipate 70s and 80s, while 70s and 70s in Carolinas.

Despite the temperatures becoming warmer in the Midwest, homeowners should still watch out for potent thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. In the central US, the NWN forecast warned of nocturnal tornadoes, hail and severe thunderstorms.

In the early week, high temperatures are expected in the following areas:

Oklahoma City
Dallas
Little Rock
Nashville
Kansas City
St. Louis
Columbus
Detroit

The warmer air is forecast to push eastward in parts of the US. The retreating warmth is forecast in the following areas:

Oklahoma City
Odessa
Houston
Memphis
Jacksonville
Wilmington
Norfolk
New York
Columbus
Chicago

In Kansas City, the advisory reported that a red flag warming is present in the city. Homeowners should keep updated with fire risks in the region, with gusts reaching from 20 to 30 mph. The nearly high temperatures are expected on Monday and Tuesday.

The forecast added that the relative humidity could fall to 20 to 25%. The elevated fire risk is the main concern. In Houston City, the forecast noted that increasing clouds and gusty winds could unfold. Daily highs are also possible in the region.

Also Read : Central US Weather Forecast: Severe Thunderstorms, Isolated Tornadoes To Hit This Week

Sudden Warmth Weather Preparedness in the US

Although spring is still far, winter storms can still threaten portions of the US. The rebound to sudden warmth can cause unusual temperatures and feelings for Americans, especially for people who are not used to hotter temperatures.

Staying updated with the latest temperatures is important to avoid heat-related health concerns. Preparing a cooling system for the upcoming spring is also recommended.