From Storm Search 7 Chief Meteorologist Joe Puma

Average - High: 63 Low: 35

SUNDAY NIGHT - Increasing Clouds, Cold Front arrives

Low: 29

Wind: S/N 15-25

MONDAY - Light Snow (Northern Panhandles)

High: 35 (Near 30 In The Afternoon)

Wind: N 15-25

MONDAY NIGHT - Clear & Cold

Low: 21

Wind: N 5-15

TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy Skies

High: 41

Wind: N 5-15

TUESDAY NIGHT: Clear & Cold

Low: 24

Wind: W 5-15

A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY is in effect for the Northern 2/3rds of the TX & OK Panhandles from 3 AM to 6 PM Monday.

EXTENDED FORECAST - Our next major front arrives early Monday. This will be the onset of light snow that will begin falling around sunrise Monday morning and lingering through much of the day. Snow totals will be on the light side but areas near the Oklahoma Panhandle could see as much as 2 to 4 inches around the Guymon and Perryton area. Many will only see up to 1" of snow but it will be the first measurable snow event of the season for us. In addition to the accumulating snow, we will also be dealing with winds gusting 25 to 35 mph helping to blow the snow around and reduce visibility. Slick roads will be possible in the northern panhandles for that Monday Morning and evening commutes. This week will remain chilly to cold with highs ranging from the 30s to the low 50s on a good day. Another major front spills in arctic air near next weekend where highs may struggle to get above freezing for a day or two. While snow totals will be light Monday, do be cautious when on the road as they could become slick and visibility may be reduced during moderate snowfall.

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