Periods of heavy rainfall are expected across the Lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast Friday. A strong Pacific storm will impact the Pacific Northwest and Great Basin Friday through the weekend, bringing high elevation snow, lower elevation rain, and strong winds. pic.twitter.com/xHMRNkhRil

Expect mostly cloudy skies and chilly temperatures overnight. There could be a few sprinkles this evening near the Wyoming border. Gusty northerly winds will decrease by midnight. pic.twitter.com/Fe4RGCiR9L

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will decrease by midnight tonight with skies becoming mostly clear late. Small hail and wind gusts to 40 mph are possible with the storms. Light snow showers in the mountains by midnight. #cowx pic.twitter.com/4qwrtQkPWW

1155 PM: The threat for severe weather has decreased, but an isolated strong storm or two could still be possible overnight. The chance of measurable rain after midnight should be less than 20 percent, except for some locations in the northern Hill Country. pic.twitter.com/nkcB1212Tj