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Cold Front Heads to South Texas: Brace for a Weather Change

Carolina VegaBy Carolina VegaJanuary 9, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
Cold Front Heads to South Texas: Brace for a Weather
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The South Texas Weather forecast is set for a significant transition this weekend, as a cold front approaches, promising to alter the typical warm climate prevalent in the Rio Grande Valley. Following an unseasonably warm period, residents are advised to brace for a noticeable temperature drop this weekend.

Current Warm Conditions in South Texas

Residents of the Rio Grande Valley have been enjoying unseasonably warm weather with temperatures soaring up to 87 degrees, nearly reaching 90 degrees in McAllen. The ongoing dry weather pattern has resulted in predominantly clear skies, creating perfect conditions for outdoor endeavors. However, this warm and humid spell, characterized by humidity levels around 70%, is about to change drastically with the impending cold front.

As the cold front approaches, areas including McAllen, Mission, and Rio Grande City are expected to experience peak temperatures near 90 degrees before the cooler air takes over. Conversely, temperatures on South Padre Island will linger around 80 degrees, with partly cloudy skies and blustery winds expected on both Thursday and Friday.

Cold Front to Bring Sweater Weather

As we move towards the weekend, the anticipated cold front will sweep across South Texas, ushering in cooler, drier conditions. While regions in the Panhandle and West Texas brace for near-freezing temperatures, the Rio Grande Valley can expect highs in the 60s. Nighttime temperatures are projected to dip into the upper 40s and lower 50s, making it the perfect time for residents to pull out their winter wardrobes and prepare for some much-needed sweater weather.

This cold front will also introduce overcast skies and a possibility of rain, particularly on Tuesday, as this new weather pattern continues into the initial part of next week. This marks a clear departure from the recent warm and sunny conditions for which the region is known.

Additional Resources

For continuing updates and detailed forecasts, feel free to explore the official National Weather Service website at weather.gov.


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