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From the KRBC Weather Lab...
* Special Weather Statement from the National Weather Service in San Angelo: A strong upper level low pressure system over Northern Mexico is expected to move east into the big bend region on Tuesday and then east across the i-10 corridor Tuesday night. The best snowfall accumulations could be north of a line from Ozona to San Angelo to Ballinger to Cross Plains. Light snowfall accumulations around an inch or less are possible. Since uncertainty still exists with the track of the winter storm system, snowfall amounts could be higher than currently forecasted. Temperatures are expected to become cold enough for the rain to change over to snow or sleet over the western sections early in the day on Tuesday. A rain and snow mix is expected to develop over the remainder of West Central Texas Tuesday night The precipitation should become all snow late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning and continue through mid day as the upper system moves east of the area.
* Twitter Alerts: You can follow us on twitter anytime for weather updates, especially during the threat of severe or winter weather events affecting the Big Country by visiting the KRBC Weather Twitter. You can also check out news updates from KRBC on twitter also by visiting the Big Country Homepage Twitter.
Stay tuned for weather updates on this winter storm from the KRBC Weather Team...
* Special Weather Statement from the National Weather Service in San Angelo: A strong upper level low pressure system over Northern Mexico is expected to move east into the big bend region on Tuesday and then east across the i-10 corridor Tuesday night. The best snowfall accumulations could be north of a line from Ozona to San Angelo to Ballinger to Cross Plains. Light snowfall accumulations around an inch or less are possible. Since uncertainty still exists with the track of the winter storm system, snowfall amounts could be higher than currently forecasted. Temperatures are expected to become cold enough for the rain to change over to snow or sleet over the western sections early in the day on Tuesday. A rain and snow mix is expected to develop over the remainder of West Central Texas Tuesday night The precipitation should become all snow late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning and continue through mid day as the upper system moves east of the area.
* Twitter Alerts: You can follow us on twitter anytime for weather updates, especially during the threat of severe or winter weather events affecting the Big Country by visiting the KRBC Weather Twitter. You can also check out news updates from KRBC on twitter also by visiting the Big Country Homepage Twitter.
Stay tuned for weather updates on this winter storm from the KRBC Weather Team...
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