SAN ANGELO, Texas (CVHP) UPDATE 2:23 p.m.— The winter storm watch has been elevated to a winter storm warning and extended until 12 p.m. Wednesday, February 1, 2023.

Several rounds of freezing rain and/or sleet, with heavier precipitation, are expected to begin Tuesday afternoon. Total ice accumulations of one-tenth to one-half of an inch will be possible from late tonight through Wednesday morning, with localized higher amounts possible.

A few power outages and damage to trees will also be possible due to the ice accumulations.

SAN ANGELO, Texas (CVHP) 9:45 a.m. — A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for the next three days across the Concho Valley and West Texas.

The winter weather began late Sunday, January 29, 2023, and will continue until Wednesday, February 1, 2023. Light freezing rain is expected in the Concho Valley, Big Country, And
Heartland.

A second heavier round with more widespread wintry precipitation will develop Monday night and continue until Wednesday morning with freezing rain and sleet.

The winter weather will impact bridges and overpasses with the possibility of black ice and accumulations on roadways, trees, and power lines are possible. The temperatures will remain below freezing until Wednesday which could cause school delays and closures.

The National Weather Service San Angelo has received multiple reports of slick roads and accidents across the area early Monday morning and has asked drivers to exercise caution on roadways.