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Houston Weather

A guide to the best time to visit this thriving metropolis.

Planning to travel to Houston? It is all in the timing. Some seasons make this vibrant city way more brilliant, creating an unforgettable experience in the foreground of your visit.

  • Spring

                             Spring (March to May)

    This is probably the best time to visit because temperatures range between 60°F and 80°F during this period. The city flowers, with most in full bloom at the beautiful Houston Arboretum and Botanic Garden. 

  • Summer

                              Summer (June to August)

    During the summer, it is usually above 90?F for most of the day. Okay, it may be scorching hot, but the city vibrates with life. One can easily fill one's days either in aquatic activities or in air-conditioned oases.

  • Fall

                            Fall (September to November)

    With cooler temperatures typical for this season, ranging from 70°F to 85°F. It is a great time to hang out in Houston Heights and enjoy the local craft fairs. 

  • Winter

                             Winter (December to February)

    This is the mildest of winters with temperatures hovering around 40-65°F. Although it is the low tourist season, there are still events to attend and light displays to see at this time of year.

Depending on what you expect from your Houston vacation, you can plan according to the season and the time of the year to make the most of your Houston visit.


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