A cold weather advisory is in effect through 9 am Friday morning across the majority of South-Central Texas outside from the Rio Grande Plains. Wind chills will range from 10 to 20 degrees across the Advisory area. Protect people, plants, pets and pipes.
Light freezing rain/drizzle develops as early as late this afternoon into Saturday morning. Portions of the Hill Country and I-35 are most favored. Ice accumulations of a few hundredths with isolated amounts of up to a tenth of an inch are expected. Bridges, overpasses, and untreated roads could quickly become slick.
Protect the 4 P's of Cold Weather: People, Pets, Pipes, and Plants. Additionally, remain safe with space heaters. Give the heater at least 3 feet of radius from any other objects, keep it level and plug directly into the wall outlet.
Skies will remain cloudy for most areas Friday, keeping highs in the 30s and 40s. Some might catch a glimpse of a few snowflakes in the morning, but no accumulation is forecast during the day.
Light freezing rain/drizzle may occur over parts of the Hill Country and I-35 corridor Saturday morning, eventually changing to rain. Rain will continue over the Coastal Plains through Sunday morning before skies clear and a warming trend begins, continuing into next week.
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