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Extreme cold watch for Houston, Southeast Texas

Extreme cold watch for Houston, Southeast Texas: How dangerous will the cold be?

The extreme cold watch, which will be in effect from Saturday night to Monday morning, was issued Wednesday because of "dangerously cold wind chills"

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Texas weather update: Houston could get cold rain, then ice

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Dallas weather: Winter storm watch extended, extreme cold watch issued ahead of dangerous ice and snow

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Houston winter storm: Warming centers open in Harris County. Jan. 24-25

A powerful arctic cold front will move through over the weekend, causing a rapid and significant drop in temperatures along with strong north winds.

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Houston winter storm watch: Timeline, weekend forecast, live updates

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Texas winter storm forecast: Houston could spend 30-plus consecutive hours below freezing

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Houston under winter storm watch, extreme cold watch this weekend: What it means

Rain will change over to freezing rain/sleet as cold air arrives.

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Houston winter storm weekend forecast: Timeline, ice threat, snow chances

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Houston winter weather timeline: What to expect Friday through Monday

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Freeze threatens Southeast Texas crawfish supply, prices set to rise

Southeast Texas braces for a freeze, potentially harming agriculture and the crawfish industry.

Southeast Texas coastal projects could get $30 million in federal funds

More than $30 million in federal funds are likely coming to Southeast Texas, earmarked for specific coastal projects.

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ABC13 Weather Alert: Winter Storm Watch issued for most of Southeast Texas this weekend

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A winter storm is coming to Texas, and the National Weather Service has now placed most of Southeast Texas under a Winter Storm Watch from 6 a.m Saturday to 6 p.m. Sunday for the possibility of freezing rain and sleet. This watch ...

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East Texas medical professionals remind people about threat of hypothermia, frostbite

Dr. Yagnesh Desai, medical director for UT Health East Texas EMS/AIR 1, said hypothermia, or a decrease in body temperature, can happen quickly and unexpectedly even in temperatures above freezing.