Webcast: Snow Chances Monday
By: Leah Mazzarelli and Chris Sheridan
Updated: February 25, 2013
A blustery night is going to persist into Monday as a cold front has now passed through the Big Country and we are watching temperatures that are going to essentially hold steady in the low 40s all day long.
Winds will pick up to the 40 MPH range out of the NW.
Also, with the low off to our East, we may see some snow build in behind it, most likely areas to the north of the I-20 corridor will see the best chances for any snow, but we may get some here.
Monday night will clear out and temperatures will dip down below freezing, with areas off to the north seeing a much colder night.
Winds will continue to whip, so wind chills will be well into the teens.
Tuesday, the sun returns and temperatures will get to the upper 50s.
A weak second cold front will drop temperatures into the low 50s for Wednesday, but we should remain mostly sunny.
Temperatures will hover in the low 50s for Thursday and Friday with plenty of sunshine, and then a bit warmer as we head into the weekend getting around 60 for Saturday and around 70 for Sunday.
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Winds will pick up to the 40 MPH range out of the NW.
Also, with the low off to our East, we may see some snow build in behind it, most likely areas to the north of the I-20 corridor will see the best chances for any snow, but we may get some here.
Monday night will clear out and temperatures will dip down below freezing, with areas off to the north seeing a much colder night.
Winds will continue to whip, so wind chills will be well into the teens.
Tuesday, the sun returns and temperatures will get to the upper 50s.
A weak second cold front will drop temperatures into the low 50s for Wednesday, but we should remain mostly sunny.
Temperatures will hover in the low 50s for Thursday and Friday with plenty of sunshine, and then a bit warmer as we head into the weekend getting around 60 for Saturday and around 70 for Sunday.
For more headlines and weather, watch the embedded webcast.
