COLD SNAP CONTINUES{/strong}

While most of us were sleeping early Saturday morning, snow was falling just an hour or so away from the Austin Metro. Southern areas of the Hill Country (south of I-10) picked up around half an inch of snow.

Chilly weather continues into Sunday morning as temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s. Some in the Hill Country could come close to a light freeze.

Highs Sunday afternoon will try and reach 60 as we will see our winds shift from the north back from the southeast. Less clouds tomorrow could mean more widespread lower 60s.

Clouds Monday will look to keep temperatures in the 50s. If we get more sunshine, maybe highs manage to make the 60s.

ANOTHER ACTIVE WEEK AHEAD{/strong}

Tuesday should be the last winter-like day in the forecast. South winds really ramp up mid-week and temperatures will respond by reaching the 70s and 80s.

Isolated showers will be possible Monday and Tuesday morning. Not really expecting beneficial rainfall with this first batch of rain this week.

Another cold front will approach Texas by the end of this next week. It will look to bring Central Texas another shot at seeing beneficial rainfall and storms.

The Storm Prediction Center is already highlighting areas just west of the Dallas Metro for the potential of seeing strong/severe storms late Thursday into Friday morning.

We'll have to watch that line of storms possibly moving across Central Texas Friday morning. More updates through the week on how that could progress.

Good news, we're not expecting cooler weather behind this front.