These two elements will give our area some snow later tomorrow and through Friday night. Current thinking is a general 1 to 3 inch snowfall. There will be travel impacts Friday by Friday evening. Afternoon temperatures tomorrow 25 to 30 degrees.

If you’re tired of the cold and windy weather we’ve had lately, you’ll like the little break we’re getting this weekend. The wind will ease a bit overnight, but it’ll remain cold under a partly cloudy sky.

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Today is a First Alert Weather Day because of wintry precipitation creating some slick driving conditions. As of 6 a.m., the Lubbock Police Department has already responded to some wrecks, even though precipitation amounts have been fairly light.

A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for wind gusts that will climb upwards of 40 MPH with our next round of rain.

It’s another bitterly cold and breezy day in the Rochester region with Thursday morning’s temperatures hovering in the low 20s and wind chill values in the single digits. There is some snow on the radar,

Prepare for First Alert Weather Days from Sunday to Thursday in North Texas with extreme cold, dangerous wind chills, and the potential for wintry precipitation later in the week.

A First Alert Weather Day will begin just after midnight early Friday morning as a Winter Storm Watch will be in place. Next 24 Hours: As far as today goes, highs will be nearing 40 degrees with a good amount of sunshine.