Amarillo, TX – A cold front moving through the Texas Panhandle Monday will bring a sharp temperature drop and a slight chance of light snow, according to the National Weather Service in Amarillo.
Forecasters say there is a 10–30% chance of snow in the northeastern combined Panhandles, mainly in Beaver County, before noon Monday. While accumulation is expected to be light, up to half an inch could fall in some areas. Afternoon highs will hover near 36°F to 42°F, roughly 20 degrees colder than Sunday’s readings.
By Tuesday, skies will clear as temperatures rebound into the 50s, continuing through midweek. Nighttime lows, however, will stay well below freezing, ranging from the upper teens to mid-20s.
“Keep those coats handy—temperatures will continue to fall below freezing during the overnight hours,” the weather service advised. Drivers are urged to use caution if light snow develops Monday morning, as roads could briefly become slick.
Warmer conditions are expected by the end of the week, with highs nearing 58°F by Thursday and Friday.
Stay informed on updated forecasts through the National Weather Service Amarillo for any changes to Monday’s snow outlook.
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