Texans are preparing, or at least should be preparing for a massive winter storm to begin moving into Texas on Friday. The winter storm is massive, stretching from New Mexico all the way beyond New York City. For the state of Texas, residents throughout the state will see cold temperatures while many will also deal with snow or ice.

Arctic Front Enters Texas on Friday

Enjoy Thursday's high temperature because on Friday, things will change for the Panhandle and Southern Plains. The DFW area will see cooler temperatures on Friday, but the high is expected to be around 50 degrees.

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For those of us in Lubbock, expect high temperatures on Friday to be in the mid to upper 30's. A wintery mix could move in during the day Friday, but the better chance is Friday night.

Saturday's high in Lubbock will be around 17 degrees with snow. The high on Sunday will be in the low 20's with snow ending. On Monday, Lubbock will return to temperatures above 32 degrees.

Dangerous Driving Conditions Possible

If you are planning on driving through Texas or from West to East on I-20 on Saturday, road condition could be very dangerous. Be sure to watch your weather apps and pay attention to road closures.

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