San Angelo, Texas From 6 p.m. on Monday through 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Central Texas is under a winter weather advisory. Travel in a number of areas will be impacted by the anticipated accumulation of snow and small sleet accumulations of up to one inch.
An advisory has been issued by the San Angelo National Weather Service (NWS) for Schleicher, Sutton, Kimble, Mason, McCulloch, Menard, and San Saba counties.
The most impacted cities include Sonora, Eldorado, Brady, and Junction. Hazardous conditions might cause slippery roads, especially during the Tuesday morning commute.
It is advised that drivers moderate their speeds and drive more carefully. For statewide updates, residents can visit DriveTexas.org or call 511 to be informed about traffic conditions.
Texas has its first detectable snowfall of the year as a result of this weather pattern, which accompanies an unusually cold front that moves across the state.
Roads may have slick patches due to the mix of snow and cold temperatures, even if accumulations are predicted to be minimal.
Keep an emergency kit handy, inspect your car’s tires, and steer clear of needless trips during inclement weather. As conditions change, residents are encouraged to keep an eye on forecasts.
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