BAKER ELEMENTARY

...WINTRY WEATHER FOR MANY OF US ACROSS THE PANHANDLES LATE TONIGHT INTO THURSDAY... An upper level storm system will dive southeast across the Rockies Today and then across the Panhandles on Thursday. A cold front will push through the region today, but then another push of colder air will arrive overnight. As the storm system approaches, snow is expected to develop over the western Oklahoma Panhandle and the northwest Texas Panhandle after midnight tonight. Snow is expected to develop across the western and central Texas Panhandle Thursday morning and then it should spread east during the day. Snowfall amounts are expected to be around an inch or less for much of the Panhandles. However, a band of heavier snow, maybe 1 to 3 inches, may develop from southwest to northeast across the Texas Panhandle along and either side of U.S. Highway 60. A shift in the track of the storm system may cause the band of snow to set up further north or south. Please stay tuned for later information about this developing winter weather system.