The National Weather Service issued a freeze watch at 11:33 a.m. this morning for Lampasas County.
The NWS says sub-freezing temperatures may arise late Tuesday night through Wednesday morning. Temperatures are expected to drop to 29 degrees Fahrenheit on Tuesday night before rising to the mid-50’s during the daytime.
The NWS notes that frost and freezing conditions could kill crops and other sensitive vegetation. Additionally, outdoor unprotected plumbing could be damaged.
The NWS says, “A Freeze Watch means that the season`s first episode of sub-freezing temperatures are possible. These conditions could harm sensitive plants, and residents are advised to protect tender vegetation. Automatic sprinkler systems should also be turned off to avoid creating ice patches on nearby roads, driveways, and sidewalks.”
Night time temperatures are expected to drop in the middle of week, with a low of 45 degrees anticipated for Thursday evening with a high of 70 degrees during the day.