(Refresh the blog page to update weather graphics)From the KRBC Weather Lab:
* Statement from the National Weather Service in San Angelo: A strong upper level low pressure system will move across West Central Texas on Tuesday as a surge of cold air enters the area. With abundant moisture and temperatures near freezing a mix of rain, snow and sleet will be possible mainly during the day Tuesday into Tuesday evening. The most likely area to see snow accumulations will be west of an Ozona to San Angelo to Abilene line. At this time there is still some uncertainty with the track of the storm system and the coldness of the surface temperatures. Significant snow accumulations are currently not expected. However, this system will be closely monitored and watches, warnings or advisories may be necessary if colder temperatures move into the area resulting in more significant snowfall amounts.
* 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.
* Statement from the National Weather Service in San Angelo: A strong upper level low pressure system will move across West Central Texas on Tuesday as a surge of cold air enters the area. With abundant moisture and temperatures near freezing a mix of rain, snow and sleet will be possible mainly during the day Tuesday into Tuesday evening. The most likely area to see snow accumulations will be west of an Ozona to San Angelo to Abilene line. At this time there is still some uncertainty with the track of the storm system and the coldness of the surface temperatures. Significant snow accumulations are currently not expected. However, this system will be closely monitored and watches, warnings or advisories may be necessary if colder temperatures move into the area resulting in more significant snowfall amounts.
* 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.
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