Looking at some of the models...
Up to 10 days....
(1) Both the GFS and The European have significant differences in the upper air configuration over Canada.
(2) They both indicate a series of 500 mb disturbances moving through the Northern and Northeastern part of the US (Bastardi seems to really like 12Z European

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(3) A couple of distinct disturbances for Texas, one the beginning of this week and perhaps a stronger one anywhere from 9-15 days from now depending on model and model run.
(4) It won't be called warm here in Texas, at times could be a bit cold. Precipitation looks somewhat limited.
After 10 days...
GFS for what it's worth returns back to the pattern we saw in December.
Canadian... run to run issues.
Will see what the models show tomorrow.
Anything I post is my personal opinion and should not used for any type of planning or lifesaving reasons. Please refer to National Weather Service forecasts.