Southeast Texas Braces for Snow and Sleet: Up to 3 Inches of Snow Expected in Houston by Tuesday

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Houston, TX – A winter storm watch has been issued for southeast Texas, with snow, sleet, and ice expected through Tuesday.

The National Weather Service reports that heavy mixed precipitation could begin Monday evening and continue into Tuesday afternoon. Accumulations of snow and sleet may reach up to three inches, with localized higher amounts possible. Ice accumulations of up to one-tenth of an inch may create treacherous conditions.

The affected region includes Houston and surrounding areas, with impacts likely on bridges, overpasses, and roads. Commuters should expect slippery travel conditions during Tuesday morning and evening.

According to weather officials, residents should monitor forecasts and delay travel if possible. If driving is necessary, extreme caution is advised. Motorists should allow extra time, maintain safe distances, and avoid sudden braking.

Experts recommend winterizing vehicles and ensuring preparedness for changing visibility conditions. Hazardous weather may also lead to delays in emergency services, making precautions essential.

The storm is part of a rare weather event for southeast Texas, emphasizing the importance of preparation. Further updates will be provided as the storm develops.

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