Another arctic front has developed and will be bulldozing its way south into Texas by Wednesday, Jan. 5 with the big push of cold air on Thursday.
The overall weather pattern has flipped and definitely favors a more amplified pattern, meaning that the jet stream is more wavy allowing the colder air to spill further south than it has been allowed to all season long.Well no need for sarcasm but it’s definitely on track to bring in some chilly-willy air by Thursday and Friday.
This arctic front doesn’t look as potent as this last front which means our coldest temps should still be a few degrees warmer than we saw on New Year’s weekend.Umm, no, but get this! Did you know that it snowed in a very unusual place Sunday night? Any guesses? Back locally, the atmosphere is far too dry, thanks to the New Year’s arctic front and it will remain that way when this next one rolls through.YOU WRITE LIKE YOU LOVE COLD FRONTS…
Thursday and Friday will be cold days with highs in the low to mid 40s and Friday morning will be the coldest night behind this front.
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