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Sunday: Rain Chances

Cloud cover will then be on the increase heading into Saturday evening, with widespread rainfall forecast Sunday across West Texas.

An upper-level storm system move over the region Sunday, with locally heavy rainfall possible. Rainfall amounts near one inch will be possible across the Rolling Plains, where ponding of low-lying roads and poor drainage areas may occur.

A low risk of severe weather exists Sunday, primarily across the Rolling Plains. Locally strong wind gusts and hail up to quarter size will be possible.

Widespread rainfall, some locally heavy, is forecast Sunday as an upper-level storm system moves over the region. Rainfall amounts will vary across West Texas, but multiple swaths of a few tenths of an inch of rain are forecast. Thunderstorms that develop will be capable of producing locally heavy rainfall.

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Local Weather History For November 22nd...

2007: The Thanksgiving Holiday weekend began with a potent upper storm system stalled over far western Texas and northern
Mexico. With sufficiently cold air in place over the Southern Plains, three rounds of accumulating snowfall blanketed the
region on the 22nd, 24th and 25th before the storm finally lifted east late in the weekend. The first round of snow began
over the southwestern South Plains during the morning hours of the 22nd. This activity spread eastward over the
south-central South Plains by midday, and eastward over the southern Rolling Plains of West Texas by early afternoon.
Accumulations generally ranged from only a dusting to up to 4 inches. The storms impact on holiday travel was relatively
minor