Typhoon season closes with chilly climate

Typhoon season closes with chilly climate

 The last official day of storm season in Southeast Texas will introduce the coldest temperatures of the year up until this point, with high temperatures during the 50s and lows only a couple degrees above freezing. 

"The virus front being referred to will travel through the zone on Sunday," National Weather Service Meteorologist Donald Jones disclosed to The Enterprise. "That will likewise be joined by some downpour, so we will be taking a gander at a pretty wet end of the week generally." 

Current gauges have the Beaumont region with lows of 34 degrees on Monday. 

While Nov. 30 is the official finish of what has been a record-breaking typhoon season, Jones noticed that there is point of reference for storms past that cut off. 

"Verifiably there have been tropical frameworks that have created past that date," Jones stated, adding that there were two territories of unsettling influence being checked Friday by the NWS. 

"Unquestionably nothing that is a quick danger to the district, yet it isn't out of the domain of plausibility that we could see another tropical aggravation or two out there," he said. "In any case, low likelihood of having anything in the Gulf. I never state never with regards to climate — however particularly this year." 

Current conditions show a La Niña climate design, which means a hotter and drier winter is likely this year.