Early Sunday morning brings freezing temperatures forecast from the first major blast of winter weather destined for the area. Following a Saturday with highs in the 60s and 70s over the South Plains, cold weather overnight will replace strong winds and clear sky.
Friday night fog into Saturday morning might make travel difficult. Under early sunlight, Western regions could see temperatures rise into the 70s; central and eastern regions will remain dark until midday before sunnier sky show up.
Wind chills will drop Sunday morning when the cold front rolls in late Saturday night, and the day will see far lower temperatures all around.
The chilly spell will continue next week, with Tuesday through Thursday having possibilities for winter precipitation. Residents should be ready for cold and keep careful eye on weather reports.
Following more than a month of unseasonally warm conditions, this represents the first significant winter system of the season. Make sure your house, car, and wardrobe are set for the low temperatures and remain vigilant for more changes over the week.
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