A weak cold front will move through the Panhandles on Wednesday with little noticeable change in the weather, according to ABC 7 Amarillo.
Temperatures should stay in the mid-to-upper 60s and low 70s. Winds may gust 10 to 20 mph as the front passes. Warm conditions are expected to continue through Friday.
Two systems will move through this weekend. The first is likely to stay to the south, bringing rain to central and south Texas. The second is stronger and farther north. It could raise rain chances Saturday and Sunday. The best chance is overnight Saturday into Sunday morning, starting in the west and moving east.
Highs are then expected to cool into the 50s.
Forecasters say changes are likely because the weekend is still days away. The track of the systems could raise or lower rain chances and the temperature drop.
Common questions
Will the cold front change the weather on Wednesday?
- No, the weak cold front moving through the Panhandles on Wednesday should bring little noticeable change. Temperatures should stay in the mid-to-upper 60s and low 70s, according to ABC 7 Amarillo. Winds may gust 10 to 20 mph as the front passes, and warm conditions are expected to continue through Friday.
When is rain most likely this weekend?
- The best chance for rain is overnight Saturday into Sunday morning, starting in the west and moving east. A stronger system farther north could raise rain chances both Saturday and Sunday. The first system is likely to stay south, bringing rain to central and south Texas instead.
How cool will it get after the weekend?
- Highs are expected to cool into the 50s after the weekend rain chances. Forecasters say changes are likely because the weekend is still days away. The track of the two systems could raise or lower rain chances, so the forecast may shift before Saturday arrives.
