Strong To Severe Storms This Afternoon:

Good Morning from Meteorologist Chris Whited...

* The cold front that moved through yesterday will lift back north today a warm front. A strong upper level storm system will move in tomorrow evening. The dryline will also mix into the area. The point here is all these ingredients will spell out a better chance for thunderstorms. The dymanics look a better with this system. In fact, the SPC has 2/3rds of the viewing area outlined in a "slight" risk for severe storms this afternoon. I think the threat will roughly be from about San Angelo to Sweetwater to Roby to Jayton and all points east. The better chance of severe storms will be across the eastern and southeast counties.

* A strong front is due in by Friday and will bring quite a drastic chance to the forecast with highs only in the 50s on Friday and we'll probably have a light freeze Saturday morning. Models are indicating a blizzard across the Panhandle and South Plains of Texas on Friday. Our futurecast model is trying to bring some of the winter precipitation into our northwestern counties.

* Twitter: Just wanted to let you know if your a twitter, you can follow our news and weather on the site! Our Weather Site: http://www.twitter.com/krbcwx and the news site is http://www.twitter.com/bigcountryhome

Have a good Wednesday...