After a very active Tuesday regarding weather across Texas, today will be a calmer, though still breezy, day throughout the state. Improved conditions will enable firefighters to enhance containment of ongoing wildfires. We expect the wildfire danger to rise again starting tomorrow in the western half of Texas, accompanied by stronger southerly winds. We do not anticipate another windstorm this week that would rival yesterday’s event.
Snow is possible on Saturday in the Texas Panhandle and West Texas. There is a medium chance of at least one-half inch of accumulation in the Panhandle and West Texas. Check back for updates as we get closer to the weekend.
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The chance of rain will return to the northern half of Texas starting Friday night and will continue into Saturday. Thanks to an incoming cool front, along with some very cold temperatures aloft, we may also see a possibility of snow in parts of the Texas Panhandle and West Texas on Saturday. There is a medium (30-60 percent) chance of at least half an inch of snow accumulation in those areas. We’ll keep monitoring the situation as we approach the weekend. Severe storms are not expected with the upcoming system.
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