The National Weather Service in Midland has begun reporting snow and ice accumulations across the region following recent winter weather. Communities in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico are seeing varying amounts of precipitation, with some areas experiencing light snow and others coated in ice.
Ice Totals:
Terlingua: 0.2″
Big Spring: 0.12″
Midland: 0.11″
Marathon: 0.11″
Wink: 0.13″
Fort Stockton: 0.09″
Snow Totals:
Artesia: 2″
Carlsbad: 0.8″
Residents are urged to use caution on roads as icy conditions persist, particularly in areas with higher accumulation. Keep updated with local forecasts and advisories to stay safe during this wintry spell.
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