Warm, Humid Weather Stays in Laredo Before a Late-Year Cool Down
If you’re stepping outside in Laredo right now, it probably doesn’t feel like late December at all. Instead of winter-like conditions, residents are being greeted with above-normal temperatures, plenty of sunshine, and a noticeable dose of humidity. According to the latest local forecasts, this warm pattern is expected to continue through the next few days, keeping things feeling more like early fall than the final week of the year.
Daytime highs have been climbing well into the 80s, while nighttime temperatures are staying mild, settling mostly in the 60s. Skies are expected to remain mostly sunny during the day, making it a great time for outdoor plans, errands, or simply enjoying the unusually warm weather. However, this warmth also brings along higher moisture levels in the air, which is why conditions are being described as warm and humid rather than just sunny and pleasant.
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One thing to keep an eye on, especially during the late-night and early-morning hours, is fog. It has been noted that fog could develop again overnight, particularly across parts of the Texas coast and nearby areas. Reduced visibility may be experienced during the morning commute, so drivers are being advised to take extra caution if fog sets in once again.
Interestingly, even as the calendar officially turns to winter, the weather isn’t quite ready to cooperate. Sunday marks the official start of the winter season, yet temperatures are expected to rise back into the 80s, reinforcing just how unusual this late-December warmth has been. While cooler evenings in the 50s may briefly offer a hint of winter, daytime conditions continue to tell a very different story.
That said, this extended warm stretch isn’t expected to last forever. A cold front is anticipated to move in by the last weekend of the year, bringing some relief from the heat. Once it arrives, temperatures are expected to drop below normal, signaling a more seasonally appropriate start to the upcoming week. Cooler air should finally make things feel more like winter, at least by South Texas standards.
Until then, residents can expect more sunshine, warm afternoons, and mild nights. It’s one of those rare December weeks where short sleeves feel just as appropriate as light jackets. For now, the advice is simple: enjoy the sunshine, stay aware of possible fog, and be ready for a noticeable shift in temperatures as the year comes to a close.
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