Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Highs will be in the mid-50s today, but it will be another soupy day with cloudy skies and more drizzle and light showers. When you take your evening walk after the big meal, just layer up with an outer shell to keep the rain off. Otherwise, it shouldn't be a bad day on the roads either.

Our next weather maker that is bringing these conditions to the region makes a big change for Friday and Saturday. The low itself now looks to track well to the south during Friday and has slowed down. What this means is that it will be a much drier day on Friday, and none of the wintry mix we talked about should be expected on Friday. We aren't ready to make it totally dry, so we will keep a few showers in the forecast, but most of the day should be dry.

Our messy day is now Saturday due to the system slowing down. It will lift back up to the north, bringing widespread moderate rain to much of the state. That talk of mix was always supposed to be greater in Texas, and now almost all of it is going to stay there. Only in the Panhandle could we see a little rain/snow mix. That chance of accumulating snow on the western edge of the state is also gone now too, which is great to hear. In summary, the low's slower speed changed the forecast for the better.

We will be dry on Sunday as the system pushes out, with warmer conditions expected for the start of next week!

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