OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA — A surge of arctic air pushing into the Southern Plains will trigger light snow and freezing temperatures across western Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle on Thursday, as another quick-moving winter storm system crosses the region.
Meteorologists say the setup could bring a dusting to one inch of snow in some areas, with the potential for slick spots on roads as temperatures plunge below freezing.
Arctic Air Arrives Wednesday Night
The system begins late Wednesday as a strong arctic front sweeps through Oklahoma and Texas, ushering in a much colder air mass. Behind it, a fast-moving disturbance from the northwest will move into the Panhandles, bringing a narrow band of light snow by early Thursday morning.
The heaviest snowfall is expected across the Oklahoma Panhandle, western Oklahoma, and the Texas Panhandle, including cities such as Amarillo, Guymon, and Woodward. Farther east, flurries or light snow showers could reach Oklahoma City and north Texas, though significant accumulations are not expected…