HOUSTON, Texas  (KIAH) -- Following the recent cold front, Southeast Texas may experience a rare wintry mix of precipitation later this week. Forecasters suggest that the combination of cold temperatures and incoming moisture could result in sleet or freezing rain in areas north of Houston. While accumulation is not anticipated, even light wintry precipitation can create hazardous travel conditions. The National Weather Service advises residents to monitor weather updates and exercise caution during the morning and evening commutes, especially on bridges and overpasses that may become icy. This potential for wintry weather is unusual for the region and serves as a reminder of the variability of Texas weather during the winter months.