AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) – A winter system has brought various amounts of snow to the region Wednesday evening into Thursday morning.
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Snow started as early as Wednesday afternoon in the northwestern portion of the region and has continued in coverage throughout the Panhandle Thursday morning.
The development of some snow bands has brought varying snow totals to the area, with the northwest seeing the first round of heavier snowfall Wednesday evening.
Travel concerns remain our highest priority this morning, as slick roadways are possible. If you are traveling this morning, be extra cautious with areas prone to freezing like overpasses and bridges.
Various cities are also seeing patchy fog this morning. This is another concern that will add some time to your commute if it is in your area.
Although most of the snow is in the southern half of the region early this morning, another round of snow is not out of the question for areas further north.
FIRST ALERT: Wednesday and Thursday regional snow impacting travel(maxuser | KFDA)
Some areas with lower snow totals are only seeing accumulations on grass, cars, etc. while others are seeing snow on roadways.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for almost the entire NewsChannel 10 viewing area until noon today.
FIRST ALERT: Wednesday and Thursday regional snow impacting travel(maxuser | KFDA)
Models show most of this morning’s snow to be cleared out by noontime, but very cold temperatures will stick around. This could allow for freezing spots on roads even after the snow clears out.
FIRST ALERT: Wednesday and Thursday regional snow impacting travel(maxuser | KFDA)
With another very cold night ahead of us, the chance of re-freezing is possible. This is something we will monitor closely and could potentially see into Friday morning.
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