Amarillo, TX – A powerful cold front is set to sweep through Texas early next week, bringing multiple days of freezing temperatures and dangerous wind chills.
According to the National Weather Service in Amarillo, the front will arrive late Monday into Tuesday, pushing through the Panhandle and surrounding areas. Temperatures are expected to remain below freezing for several days, with morning wind chills dropping below 0°F in some locations.
Forecasters warn that while the arrival of cold air is certain, the exact low temperatures and wind chill values remain uncertain. Current models suggest a 70% chance of subzero wind chills during the coldest mornings.
Residents are advised to prepare for bitterly cold conditions by dressing in layers, protecting pets and plants, and ensuring homes and vehicles are winter-ready. Travel disruptions due to icy roads and extreme cold are possible, and officials urge Texans to stay updated on forecast changes.
This latest Arctic blast follows a season of fluctuating temperatures, reminding Texans that winter is not over yet. The NWS will continue to provide updates as the forecast becomes clearer.
