A cold front from an arctic blast is hitting Texas, triggering heavy snow in the Panhandle and strong, possibly severe storms to Central Texas.

After a snowy end of last week, the Texas Panhandle will continue to see nights dip into the low 20s and afternoons in the mid-50s. Not exactly a major warm up for cities in the northern edges of the Lone Star State, but a short-lived reprieve from icy days before the polar vortex hurls another wave of arctic air our way.