Amarillo, TX – Cooler weather and patchy fog are set to impact the Texas Panhandle starting tonight, with visibility concerns for drivers. Areas of dense fog are expected to develop across eastern parts of the region, creating hazardous conditions into Monday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Amarillo, the fog could significantly reduce visibility during commutes, particularly along major routes like Interstate 40. Residents should drive cautiously and use headlights in low-visibility areas. Cooler temperatures will follow as the week progresses, with highs in the mid-50s and lows dipping into the 30s.
Monday will bring mostly sunny skies and a high of 54, with light winds from the northeast. By Tuesday night, temperatures could drop to 35 degrees, reinforcing the need for warm outerwear during evening outings. Christmas Day on Wednesday is expected to be sunny with highs near 61, offering ideal conditions for outdoor celebrations.
Rain chances return by Wednesday night, with a 20% likelihood of showers. Drivers are encouraged to stay updated on local forecasts and prepare for slick conditions if rain materializes. Thursday will bring cooler highs near 56, accompanied by gusty northwest winds.
Stay tuned for updates on weather patterns as the Panhandle transitions to cooler and wetter conditions later in the week.
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