It’s a dreary to downright wet morning across Texas. Widespread rain continues across the Texas Panhandle and West Texas. Isolated to scattered showers are ongoing across the Concho Valley, Hill Country, into South-Central Texas, and the Coastal Bend.
For this morning and afternoon, the highest precipitation coverage will remain across the Panhandle, parts of West Texas, Northwest Texas, and Deep South Texas. Rain will change to wet snow by dinner-time west of a Hereford-Amarillo-Perryton line. Snow accumulations up to three inches are possible, with those highest amounts west of a Dalhart to Guymon line. Roads may become snow-packed and slick, especially after sunset.
Rain timing Tonight into Friday Night
Widespread rain will move east across West Texas, Northwest Texas, and south into the Big Country (Abilene area) tonight and Friday morning. Expect rain after sunrise and increase toward lunchtime across Texoma, North Texas, and Central Texas. We’ll see the mass of rainfall moves east into the Brazos Valley (Bryan/College Station), Northeast Texas, East Texas, and Southeast Texas during Friday afternoon and evening hours.
The western half of Texas should be mostly dry by sunset Friday. Rains will continue Friday night across the eastern third of Texas before that same dry weather arrives from the west Saturday morning. Saturday afternoon through at least Monday should be dry across Texas.
By Friday morning, we’ll see an additional one to three inches of rainfall across the Texas Panhandle, West Texas, Northwest Texas, and the Big Country. The remainder of the eastern two-thirds of Texas can generally expect anywhere from one-tenth to two inches of rain through Friday night before rain exits Texas to the east Saturday morning. Widespread flooding and severe storms are unlikely.
Temperature trends through the Weekend
It’ll be on the cool side with high temperatures in the 30s, 40s, and 50s today and tomorrow in the northwestern half of Texas. 60s and 70s for the southeastern half of Texas; both days will make our northern neighbors jealous. 40s, 50s, and 60s for highs statewide on Saturday before most of Texas is back into the 50s, 60s, and 70s on Sunday and Monday.
Be safe out there!
I would love a nice snow…usually have had one by now
Kw Whitley Not in Texas,lol, unless you are in the panhandle.
Cookie Roach we’re in the rolling plains about 130 miles se of Amarillo. It was beautiful in red river yesterday on their web cam
Dry as a desert here in Montgomery county this morning
Unfortunately not for the Borderland. 😩
Enjoy your snow and rain folks!
Sharon Martinez right?We get shafted again. I don’t think it’s ever going to rain again here. Ugh.
Texas Storm Chasers I am praying that small chance will be nudged in our direction. 😊
Terry Goodman something has got to give! It seems like we have been living in the “armpit” where everything gets redirected and diverted around us. 😝
Sharon Martinez right? I keep hearing about this strong El Nino, but see no signs of it.
Texas Storm Chasers I’m not holding my breath.
Terry Goodman me neither! It initially looked promising, but never developed. Bummer!
So thankful for this much needed rain!!! Blessings from above🙌
SW Fort Worth…nothing ☹️
Michele Faulkner It’ll be rolling in Friday morning. 🙂
Texas Storm Chasers I sure hope so!
Wish we’d get some decent rain in Houston.
Amy Brock Tomorrow…
Texas Storm Chasers hopefully!!
Hey, is that in watercolor?
I want some snow! ❄️
Robin Webster noooooo I have to drive in it
Robin Webster me too!
Marion Kopulos It isn’t going to snow in our areas sadly..❄️
yay rain!
Wait for 48 hours and the sun ☀️ will come up!
I keep hearing this, but I’ll believe it when I get wet outside.
Nice donut over the Austin area. We need so much rain for stock tanks. 🙁
Will that be in Austin also.
Texas must stop the Weather Modification & cloud seeding planes & drones so our weather can return to normal.
TWSS
People, who choose to live in a hot/arid region, complaining about no rain. Makes sense.
Let’s not scare it off,
Ugh! I’m in DFW area. Fun times driving to work and home. 🤦🏻♀️
What’s you forecast for Lago Vista, TX? Local weatherman is saying the rain will miss us now because the jet stream has shifted north.
Not in Dallas
Hope it gets to SE Texas. We need rain.