Thursday Snow Warning: Texas Panhandle in the Crosshairs – Prepare Now

Residents in the Texas Panhandle should prepare for a wintry mix beginning Thursday morning, as snow showers are predicted to move into the area. Travelers on Interstate 40 and neighboring highways should be cautious due to poor visibility and slippery conditions.

Live Weather Updates:

Based on the National Weather Service in Amarillo, there is a 40% chance of snow Thursday morning, with minor accumulation forecast. Wind chill values will be in the teens, making outdoor conditions difficult. Temperatures will peak at 38°F on Thursday before dipping to 21°F overnight. Drivers should take additional time for their morning drive and watch for shifting weather conditions. By Friday, skies are anticipated to clear, with highs about 42°F and calmer winds, providing a temporary relief. A bright weekend awaits, with a high of 53°F on Saturday and 43°F on Sunday. While the snow is unlikely to fall heavily, frigid weather will linger until Thursday night.

Warning for People:

Residents should protect outside objects, avoid needless travel during peak snowfall hours, and dress warmly. With extended exposure to the snow and freezing air, frostbite may develop.