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KLBB radar imagery.
A Winter Storm warning is in effect through 1 AM Sunday. Additionally, a Winter Weather Advisory is also in effect from 7 AM this morning until 1 AM Sunday. Accumulations up to 4 inches with localized amounts up to 7 inches are possible. Wind gusts up to 45 mph will also bring areas of blowing snow. #lubwx #txwx
Highest snowfall amounts are expected across the far SW Panhandle and northern/western South Plains. However, these amounts could vary depending on exact temperatures/precipitation. Nonetheless, travel will become hazardous, particularly during afternoon hours with blowing snow leading to periods of reduced visibilities.
Snow will end later this evening. However the cold temperatures mean that any water remaining on roadways will freeze. Use caution if traveling.
A few lingering snow showers early Sunday morning, clearing through the late morning hours. Otherwise, dry and warmer weather returns through the rest of the week.
Winter Weather Safety.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For April 5th...
2003: A supercell thunderstorm produced a seven-minute tornado this afternoon over open country south of Double Mountain
in Stonewall County. This same storm also dropped baseball size hail south and southeast of Aspermont killing 13 head of
cattle and causing over $10,000 worth of property damage.