Will Midland/Odessa See Snow Tomorrow
If you have lived in West Texas for more than five minutes then you know that the weather can change on a dime, and most of the time we don't see it coming. We can have all four seasons in one day. We can dress for the winter in the morning and make a wardrobe change in the afternoon because it's so warm. If you started watching the weather last week the Permian Basin looked like it would get some snow. That is a correct statement for some parts of our area. If you live in the northern parts of the Permian Basin then it is likely you could see some snow, same to you that live in the southwest portion.
For the rest of the day, the cold wind is expected to blow and the Midland/Odessa area will see rainfall move in around 1 am. The most northern part of the Permian Basin has the best chance of light accumulation. If any snow falls in the Midland/Odessa area it will just be a light dusting and probably nothing that will stick or accumulate.
Midland/Odessa may not be getting accumulating snow but we will have moisture and freezing temps, so you know what that means...ice. Here is the forecast for tonight into Tuesday night according to the National Weather Service Midland:
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