All right. So some pretty impressive weather right now,
seeing those clear skies and tomorrow looking like a much
warmer day as we could touch up into those lower
70s.
Now, this is going to be the last warm day
for a while because we're constantly updating,
looking at a lot of these models.
As far as those temperatures are concerned,
we're looking at severe weather like some of these hard
freeze conditions.
Right now we're getting a good idea of how things
are cooling off under this air mass as we can
see them go from those sub below freezing temperatures all
the way up into those upper 60s that's a good
38°. Now we're cooling off but still holding on to
a lot of heat letting us know hey there's a
lot of moisture out there still that really warmed up
today that's going to carry in into tomorrow.
Could see a few clouds early,
early before it pushes out under another sunny day.
With those breezier conditions towards the afternoon,
a lot of this wind going to usher in that
cold front right now
42 here in San Angelo,
everybody else in a good combination of 40s in those
30s and then compare that to the rest of the
nation.
Let's again just be grateful that we're in a quiet
place like the Concho Valley where we're just dealing with
a lot of those colder winds,
everybody else dealing with feet of snow if not flooding
conditions.
Right now we're getting a good idea of the temperature
spread across the entire Concho Valley again,
seeing those warmer temperatures to the north and those colder
temperatures to the South.
Sometimes that sort of looks like what we were looking
at in the summer.
Right now we're expecting to see a lot of that
prefrontal warming push in by tomorrow letting you know that
the cold air behind it going to be pretty powerful
right now, those dew points coming up a little bit
into those 20s.
But we're looking at those relative humidity indices,
again, doubling as we should see it in the evening
when those colder hours sort of roll around.
But tomorrow morning shouldn't lead to any frosty conditions because
again,
still pretty cold. Sometimes when we see those frosty conditions
around the
8090% mark, still have a lot of concerns about this
spike of moisture that's going to make its way across
Louisiana and push off to the east again.
One of those times where the East Coast really going
to deal with a lot of it,
but off to the West,
we're looking at that next wave making its way in
right behind it.
And for us that just means a lot of cold
dry air.
In fact, this storm gonna miss us getting us a
good idea of a lot of seeing those diverting conditions
as it makes its way across the entire state of
Texas. Again, we're looking at this cut off low over
the East Coast of Canada.
Really that's going to be circulating a lot of these
stronger northerly winds moving out of the way here.
We'll see that strong ridging off the West Coast here,
and that's going to pull a lot of that moisture
and cold air down from Canada,
Alaska, that's going to push it right over Texas.
Looking at those stronger northerly winds now,
it's going to hold us there in those colder temperatures
for a couple days well into about Tuesday.
So let's just be grateful that Martin Luther King Day,
it's one of those federal holidays,
so we're going to have a good reason to stay
inside because it's going to get pretty cold.
We're looking at at least
12° for overnight lows right now.
We're watching that storm finally push off to the east,
getting ready for this next monster to make its way
into our region again.
Think about 24 inches of snow across the entire region.
Areas like Lake Tahoe already calling for a state of
emergency with so significant snowfall.
Now we're going to continue to watch it move across
the Rocky Mountains.
This is going to be tomorrow all day.
We're going to watch it finally make its way into
the Contra Valley down across the Panhandle.
And look how much it's just going to miss us
by.
He exactly moves out of the way.
And then as we start to make our way towards
Friday,
that's where we're going to see those colder temperatures push
in.
Look how much snow as a result of this storm
pushing off to the east,
pulling that moisture off to the West.
We're already watching the next wave of snow make its
way across Nevada and across California into Utah.
Look at how long this stream of moisture is going
to be.
That's going to hold us in some of the those
colder conditions.
Remember, we're going to see a lot of those winds
as a result.
It's going to give up as it makes its way
towards the Concho Valley,
down the Edwards Plateau, going to dry up and we're
going to see a lot of clouds.
We're going to see a lot of cold air,
but not a lot of precipitation,
if any at all. So tonight we're going to see
the last warm night for a while,
still getting down to those freezing levels average.
This time of year is supposed to be winter,
then tomorrow on seasonably warm as we make our way
up into those upper 70s,
that's about 40°. As we make our way towards that
last warm day again,
by the weekend we're going to see that cold front
push through.
That's going to drop us 20°.
We're going to be down into those 50s.
Could see a little bit of warming by Saturday,
then by Sunday night, here it comes,
that cold weather down to 12° and then it's going
to hold us there as we could see a single
digit overnight lows by Monday night.
Then we slowly start to warm back up,
but we're still holding on to those below freezing temperatures.
Day two more after break.
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