![]() While the Almanac says next winter will be filled with “plenty of shaking, shivering, and shoveling” across the country, the brunt of the cold is expected to be felt by those residing in northern states, particularly in the north central region.Ĭurious about the methodology behind the forecasts? You might have to remain so. For next February, the Farmers’ Almanac is predicting some snow during the first two weeks for Texas and a “stormy holiday weekend” following Valentine’s Day. If you’re curious, the Farmers’ Almanac did predict heavy snow for much of Texas during February 2021, but the forecast didn’t accurately predict the exact timing or severity of the storm. Last year’s freeze and power-grid failure hit Texas during mid-February. ![]() “Looks like there could be a shot of winter in November, toward the end of December, and then January looks like a fairly cold month in particular, with February decidedly colder.” “There are at least four or five really cold snaps that we’re expecting to see in Texas,” Geiger said. ![]() The Almanac predicts heavy snowfall the first week of January that is expected to reach North Texas, followed by “significant snows” for North and Central Texas the second week. With a bit of luck you will also be able to spot some dolphins while taking a boat trip on the Gulf of Mexico.According to this year’s forecast, Texas is in store for a “chilly” winter with “normal precipitation,” with North Texas seeing the most potential for snow and ice storms throughout the season. With over 30 miles of beautiful sandy beaches, there is enough space for everyone. Galveston Island : Just 60 miles from Houston you can relax at this famous beach vacation destination. It’s an ideal destination to hike, mountain bike or stroll around. Sam Houston National Forest : This is one of the four national parks in Texas and around 60 miles from Houston’s city centre. From a special agave spirit to vodka, rum and whisky, it’s all being distilled here.Īustin : Texas’ capital is about a 2 hour drive away and is especially famous for its live concert scene. Railean Distillers : Again around 50 miles away is where anyone into special drinks should head. Hop on the Party-Bus to explore many different bars and nightclubs.Įven though Houston has so much to offer on its own, here are a few day trips that are highly recommended:īlessington Farms : About 50 miles from Houston you will find this lovely ‘pick-your-own’ farm which is much loved by kids. Techno Fans should check out ‘Gravity’ and at ‘Cle’ you can enjoy some more mainstream music. Nightlife : Night owls won’t get bored in Houston either. At BB’s Tex-Orleans you can experience some authentic Texan food and flair. That’s probably the reason why the average Houstoner eats out 6.9 times every week! Food lovers for example can enjoy some Nouvelle Cuisine at Tris or the Indigo. Uptown Park is endearing with a little bit of a european flair.įood : Houston has endless amounts of restaurants offering an incredible diversity of food. Shopping : Houston has quite a few big malls and the largest include the Galleria, the Memorial City Mall and the Willowbrook Mall. Besides the zoo, aquarium and the theme park at the Kemah Boardwalk, highly recommend is the Children’s Museum. Houston also has a lot to offer for young visitors. Houston Arboretum and Nature Center : Located within the Memorial Parks, you can explore many local plants and animals. A great experience is a meal in the underwater restaurant. Besides rides and underwater animals, you will also find land animals such as tigers and lions. It’s a fantastic place with a special camp for children.ĭowntown Aquarium : The aquarium developed more into a theme park than an aquarium. Each year 2.1 million people visit the zoo, making it the second most visited zoo in the States. Houston Zoo : The zoological garden in the centre of town hosts over 6,000 animals on over 22 hectares. You can cycle around one or more of the 130 cycling paths. The Texan metropolis of Houston also has a lot to offer for animal and nature lovers: ![]() In Hermann Park is the Miller Outdoor Theatre. In the Wortham Center there is an Opera House, the Alley Theatre and the Jones Concert Hall. There is plenty on offer for theatre lovers. It’s also fun to take a guided tour through the tunnels under Houston. There are always changing performances about the old days. The George Ranch is where you can get a real feel for life in the early 19th century in Texas. Further cultural institutions and attractions in Houston:
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