A few sprinkles/light rain are possible (20-30% chance) in Central Texas tomorrow. A cold front will then move in Wednesday with breezy north winds developing by mid morning across the region. Sustained winds will be around 15 to 20 mph with gusts near 25 to 35 mph.
Below normal precip is favored late this week and into the next, with near normal highs in the 50s and/or 60s each day. A cold front arrives Friday, but won't have much impact other than a slight cooldown with highs in the 50s heading into the weekend.
The Montague County Skywarn class will be held on Thursday January 15 from 6 to 8 PM at the Montague County Annex (11339 SH 59N, Montague, TX). Visit weather.gov/fwd/skywarnmap to find your closest spotter class or to sign up for a virtual class.
The National Weather Service Fort Worth is looking for the next generation of weather experts to be a part of our Summer Volunteer Program! We are looking for highly motivated, talented students ready to dive into real-world atmospheric sciences and serve the public and our partners! This is your chance to gain access to a weather forecast office, work alongside professional meteorologists, and contribute to our mission of protecting lives and property and enhancing the national economy.
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