If you've been bracing for another bout of freezing mornings, the good news is that Houston's cold streak won't last long. And if you've been savoring the brief " winter era, " you may want to enjoy it while it's here—because a swift warm-up arrives by mid-week.

As the coldest temperatures of the season hit Houston, community groups are stepping up to keep our most vulnerable neighbors warm and safe.

Cooler weather arrives in Houston Thursday, but another cold front could bring rain and help explain why so many people are still dealing with sinus issues.

A weak cold front will make its way into Southeast Texas later this afternoon. Since the frontal timing is after peak heating for most areas, expect high temperatures mainly in the low to mid 70s (upper 60s up north). Chilly temperatures tonight in the 30s/40s. #TXwx #HOUwx pic.twitter.com/CO5jBZlVNM

A week after two tornadoes touched down in Spring and Cypress, a National Weather Service meteorologist said there is a "nonzero possibility" of more tornadoes as rainy, stormy weather moves through the area Wednesday night.

Temperatures will drop into the upper 40s by the late afternoon, continuing to near the freezing mark overnight tonight.

KPRC 2’s meteorologist reports that Houston will see chilly temperatures and another round of rain, with a slight coastal flood risk and milder weather expected by next week.

HOUSTON — Due to an arriving cold front, a Freeze Watch has been issued for portions of southeast Texas from late Sunday night into Monday morning.