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Flurries or Light Snow Monday

Thanksgiving Day

Tonight

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Flurries or light snow are forecast Monday across the far southern Texas Panhandle, and the northern South and Rolling Plains. Little-to-no accumulations of snow are expected, with minimal, if any, impacts to travel and commerce. Prospects for light, wintry precipitation of any kind will diminish throughout the afternoon as the upper-level disturbance pulls away from the region and temperatures warm well into the 40s and lower 50s.

Happy Thanksgiving! Milder highs are in store today under sunny skies with light winds.

Lows will be milder tonight under increasing clouds, with light winds.

Other than a few showers Friday afternoon in the east and southeastern Rolling Plains, dry conditions remain intact through the weekend. Expect breezy, south-southwest winds Friday that will switch to the north following a strong cold front Saturday. Chilly weather will follow heading into Sunday, with highs peaking in the upper 30s to lower 40s.

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Local Weather History For November 27th...

1976 (27th-28th): After two snowstorms already this fall, West Texas saw its third snowstorm begin around 1 AM on the 27th
and last through 10 AM on the 28th. Five to seven inches of snow fell in the mountains of Southwest Texas, generally
decreasing to between two and four inches farther northeast into the Texas South Plains, with only one to two inches in
the eastern Panhandle. Numerous minor auto accidents were reported. Dollar damage estimates were unknown.