Amarillo, TX – Monday in the Texas Panhandle will bring unseasonably warm weather, with highs nearing record levels set in previous years. West winds ranging from 15 to 20 mph, with gusts up to 30 mph, may impact travel, especially along I-40. Residents should secure loose outdoor items and prepare for breezy conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, Amarillo’s high Monday is forecast to hit 76°F, only two degrees below the November 24 record of 78°F set in 2017. While temperatures remain pleasant Monday, the week will see a sharp drop by midweek. Winds on Monday will steadily shift northward overnight, bringing colder air and highs in the upper 40s by Thanksgiving.
Monday night’s low is expected to dip to 32°F. By Wednesday, daytime highs will reach only 49°F with partly sunny skies, and temperatures on Thanksgiving morning will hover near freezing. Travelers hitting the road for Thanksgiving should be aware of potential gusty winds early in the week and colder weather midweek.
The forecast for Amarillo indicates mostly sunny conditions through Tuesday, offering a good opportunity to prepare for colder days ahead. By Thursday, residents can expect sunny skies but brisk temperatures, with highs remaining in the upper 40s.
Plan ahead and check road conditions, particularly along I-40, as changing wind patterns could create challenging driving conditions early in the week. Secure outdoor decorations and prepare for the colder air to move in by Thanksgiving.
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