Says, I'm really happy that this
concert is happening on Saturday.
Will the winter mix situation be gone?
Well, yes, it it won't be falling anymore,
but we still may be dealing with some
impacts depending on where you're at,
so that's definitely something to be
aware of is that we could still have
some impact after you know steps stuff
stops falling across North Texas,
so I definitely want to make sure to pay
close attention here the next several days.
Let me talk you through.
So here's the setup.
We have this cold air sinking South
and that is going to happen on.
On Wednesday,
so throughout the day on Wednesday
we have these drop in temperatures
and that's going to coincide with
moisture in the area and that
moisture at first starts off as rain.
But as those temperatures drop
it's going to change and at first
changes across our northern areas
closer towards the Panhandle.
That'll mainly be snow.
We're talking about.
The transition from freezing rain to
sleet and to snow across the Metroplex.
This is what it's looking like right now,
the highest probability.
For snowfall,
accumulating snowfall is going to be West
of Interstate 35 across the Metroplex,
including areas of Granbury,
Cleburne, Ataro,
Greenville and Mckenney were looking at
accumulations likely of freezing rain,
sleet and snow.
That's going to be.
The tricky part is where we're going
to see this transition happen before
we get to the timeline of that,
though,
I also want to talk you through
what the rain is doing right now.
'cause we do have rain across
the state on going.
Of mainly for areas South of Interstate 20.
So here's the setup right?
We have mostly clear skies.
This morning I saw mostly sunshine
and that we do continue to see
some of that heavier rain,
South of Corsicana.
As South of Waco,
but a few of our locations South
of Interstate 20 could very well
still see some showers out there.
So I want you to prep for that.
Temperatures today.
Still climb into the mid 60s.
It's going to be a warm day
for late January standards,
so I'm going to talk you through the
next several days now on our time cast.
I've also added in the temperatures
this is going to be important to take
note of as that cold air sinks in,
so this is Monday at three.
We still see some rain,
mostly South of Interstate 20
throughout the day on Tuesday,
and I'm going kind of fast here.
But that's because Tuesday we're
not going to see much of anything,
with the exception of some cloud
cover and our temperatures climbing
into the low 70s Wednesday,
that's when it gets interesting in
terms of that cold air sinking in,
so this is Wednesday.
This is showing you around 6:00 in
the morning. We see mostly just rain.
Very scattered,
mostly cloud cover temperatures
actually started out in the mid 50s.
That's rather warm for the morning
as we go about the morning.
Our temperatures still
climbs into the upper 50s.
This is also around the time where we
see rain because we're above freezing.
It's going to be liquid rain and we do
see some moderate to light rain in the
moment for Wednesday as we approach midday.
This is around the time that cold
air sinks in so that cold air
sinks in and we see that rain too.
Winter mix transition.
As our temperatures approach
32 degrees and below,
this is what's going to be
difficult to forecast for us,
so definitely make sure to stay
tuned with us here the next several
days as we fine tune this forecast.
So around 5:00 in the afternoon we
see those temperatures dropping,
especially across the Metroplex,
and that's when we have the potential
for a widespread transition from
rain to some kind of winter mix.
So again,
here's the timeline most of
the day Wednesday.
We see the rate,
with the exception of our Northwestern
counties closer to the Panhandle.
That'll be a rain to winter mix across
Wednesday evening into Thursday morning.
So the overnight hours.
That's where we see the
freezing rain and sleet.
And if we still have enough moisture,
we could very well see a mainly snow
transition through the day on Thursday.
Here's what we know for certain.
It's going to be cold.
Definitely prep for that.
You wanna make sure your house is prepared?
Make sure your cars are prepared.
We also have temperatures that are
going to stay below the 32 degree mark,
at least until Friday,
maybe even Saturday for some locations.
In our northern counties.
So again today some of us
see some rain tomorrow.
Dry but Wednesday Thursday.
Those are the days to look for,
especially in terms of talking
travel impacts and that very cold air
moving in this weekend we rebound a
little bit upper 30s on Saturday,
40s on Sunday with lots of sunshine.