Houston gets one more warm Saturday before a weekend front arrives with colder temperatures, gusty winds, and a light freeze risk north of the city.

Be ready for a breezy overnight Sunday into Monday morning with temperatures in the 40s to start your work week.

Houston experiences dense fog followed by a cold front, prompting visibility warnings and a forecast of showers.

A weak cold front brings a mild cooldown to Houston Wednesday, but a weekend front could spark showers and a more noticeable temperature drop.

HOUSTON (CW39) – A cold front moves off the coast early this morning, ending the fog threat and bringing in cooler, drier air. Any leftover low clouds or patchy fog should clear fairly quickly after sunrise.

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

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.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are ahead for Saturday. Rain will give way to the first freeze of the season coming out of the weekend and heading into the work week. How cold will it get? FOX 26 meteorologist Peyton Galyean has the details. HOUSTON - Dense fog developed across Houston early this morning and will linger throughout the morning.