Houston's Thanksgiving sees a cold front, with temperatures in the 60s and a forecast of mostly sunny skies, turning rainier by mid-week.

Wednesday: The area of high pressure will move northeast of Alabama on Wednesday sending the old cold front north as a warm front. This will warm Central Alabama up as clouds increase throughout the day. High temperatures will be in the upper 60s. Wed Night – Thursday: A cold front will move into Alabama Wednesday […]

The first cold front is expected to arrive late Monday night, but the stronger front will send temperatures falling on Thanksgiving.

Houston prepares for a warm day before a Thanksgiving cold front brings cooler temperatures and light showers.

What will the weather be like on Thanksgiving Day? Take a look at our forecast, plus a look the weather across the country that could cause some travel issues.

HOUSTON – Monday morning temperatures will be in the mid and upper-60s. In the afternoon, we could climb to 86, which would tie the record set in 1967. The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported.

It's almost Thanksgiving, and Houstonians have yet this year to enjoy much of the so-called weather phenomenon known as "fall." This crisp, elusive season—sandwiched between "never-ending summer" and "false winter"—has poked through in bits and spurts over the last two weeks in Southeast Texas,

A weather system will push colder air and a chance of showers into Southeast Texas, just in time for Thanksgiving.

Our Thanksgiving Eve featured near record high temperatures in the 80s for many across Southeast Texas, including Houston. Galveston even tied the record high temperature of 81! A strong cold front rolls through early Thanksgiving morning dropping temperatures significantly for the rest of the week.