Although the freezing rain and snow has moved out, the Killeen area can expect a âreally slow processâ as far as area temperatures getting back to normal, a weather expert said.
National Weather Service meteorologist Monique Sellers said on Thursday that the Killeen area can expect another cold night overnight, Temperatures will get above freezing for a couple of hours on Friday, but wonât reach the 40s until the weekend, before a Sunday cold front will bring them down to about 32 degrees.
A Bell County State Trooper was seen blocking traffic from an 18-wheeler accident on U.S. Highway 190 near the Little River-Academy exit in Belton Thursday morning.
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There is currently a winter weather advisory in Killeen until 3 p.m. Thursday as freezing rain and low temperatures are expected throughout the day, according to the National Weather Service.
Killeen may reach record cold temperatures this weekend as snow and wind chills around zero are on the way.
According to the National Weather Service, the low temperature on Monday will be 9 degrees, but the Weather Channel says it will be 5 degrees.
Texas A&M University-Central Texas announced the campus, including administrative offices, will be closed on Thursday due to inclement weather conditions. All on-campus classes and labs are canceled. Online classes will continue as scheduled unless otherwise notified by the course instructor. A follow-up announcement will be sent on Thursday afternoon regarding Fridayâs schedule, according to Karen Clos, the spokeswoman for the university.
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