Temps south of the I20 corridor will be warmer than expected on Friday. Only a very slight risk of wintery weather remains to Deep East Texas...specifically here in the San Augustine area.  We could see and hear a few ice pellets, but NO accumulations.  The ground is too warm and the air is too dry. Just use caution on bridges and overpasses. Areas of concern are North and West of I30 and a line from Shreveport to Dallas to Killeen and West.

Saturday late will see a recurrence of the Friday night risk as the Low pressure system with next week's rain from New Mexico moves into South Texas and toward the Deep East Texas area. Temperatures will warm quickly into the 40's by 9 am on Saturday and Sunday mornings.

Sunday will began a period of cloudy skies and light rain thru Wednesday of next week.  Our temperatures will be in the mid 30's and 40's at night and the daily highs should reach the 50's. Rain accumulations should be around 1/2" for the 3 day period in the San Augustine and surrounding area.