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Last Map Update: Sun, Dec 28, 2025 at 11:22:24 am CST

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A strong cold front moving through late this morning into the early afternoon will bring strong northerly winds. A wind advisory is in effect for the extreme southeastern Texas Panhandle and eastern Rolling Plains where sustained winds will exceed 30 mph.

Windy conditions out of the north will spread into the region this afternoon following a strong cold front. This will create a wide range of temperatures across the region today with warmer temperatures in the Rolling Plains and much cooler temperatures across the South Plains and extreme southern Texas Panhandle.

A cold front will bring much colder temperatures tonight into Monday morning.

Accumulating snow is possible mainly over southwestern South Plains on Monday. Snow accumulations are expected to be light.

Much colder weather arrives Monday behind a strong cold front. There is a chance of snow across the southwestern South Plains on Monday with some light accumulations possible. Temperatures warm back above average by New Year's Day.

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Local Weather History For December 28th...

2006 (28th-29th): A powerful and slow-moving storm brought rounds of showers and thunderstorms to the region, with many
locations receiving rainfall amounts near or above one inch. The rain eventually changed to snow across the southwest
Panhandle and northwest South Plains, with Friona receiving 4 inches and 1-2 inches reported farther south and east.