Tuesday was mild and cool with highs sitting right around average; however, by Wednesday, highs are forecasted to climb 15 degrees above average ahead of an advancing front that will significantly cool temperatures on Thanksgiving Day.

It's almost Thanksgiving, and Houstonians have yet this year to enjoy much of the so-called weather phenomenon known as "fall." This crisp, elusive season—sandwiched between "never-ending summer" and "false winter"—has poked through in bits and spurts over the last two weeks in Southeast Texas,

Wednesday will be a mild day with highs in the 70s. A cold front will arrive Wednesday evening bringing in much chillier air for Thanksgiving.