A word of caution for most of Texas. Whatever accumulations melted today are going to freeze back up tonight. Icy roads are a good bet, so if you must be traveling, please be extra cautious.

One final snowstorm stands between us and a stretch of warming weather. The winter storm will ramp up late tonight across the Permian Basin, Concho Valley, and Edwards Plateau. We may start off relatively light, but snow intensity and coverage will increase Thursday morning.

Snow intensity will ramp up after sunrise with heavy snow ongoing through lunch-time. We will see snow move eastward after sunrise on Thursday. Those in San Antonio are likely to have snow falling Thursday not long after sunrise Thursday. Lighter snow is possible late tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon in Austin and into Southeast Texas. Snow intensity and coverage will decrease Thursday afternoon. We should be done with most of the snow by dinner-time Thursday.

Snow Accumulation Forecast

Several inches of snow is forecast tonight and tomorrow in the Permian Basin, Concho Valley, Edwards Plateau, and South-Central Texas. The highest snow totals may set up in a corridor from Del Rio and Rock Springs eastward to Uvalde and Kerrville. Those folks may see four to eight inches of snow. One to four inches of snow can be expected in the Permian Basin, Concho Valley, parts of the Hill Country, and South-Central Texas. As it stands now, Eagle Pass and San Antonio could see one to two inches of snow.