Before 2020 comes to an end, it appears that Mother Nature still has a weatherball in North Texas. A storm system at the top level of the power station will move across southwestern parts of the United States throughout the middle of the week.
North Texas will have showers on Tuesday and additional rain and thunderstorms on Wednesday.
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As the storm system turns and turns north, it is expected to slow down and strengthen. If this happens, more cold air will be drawn into the valley to cool the air in the middle part of the atmosphere. This will enable the atmosphere to produce snow and bring the snow to the ground.
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This means for parts of North Texas, a transition from rain to snow and snow is possible late Wednesday night and during the day Thursday.
Before you break out the snow shovel, you should know that there are still many details that need to work themselves out. The trail of the storm on the upper level will be critical. A 50-100 mile move could make a world of difference between who sees snow and who sees rain.
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This is a dynamic and evolving situation. We will post regular updates, so keep the weather in mind and check back for updated information.
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While we will be watching showers moving through North Texas today, there is more attention on Friday. It seems more likely that we will handle a round of strong to severe thunderstorms if we go in the afternoon and evening hours.
