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ALT A National Weather Service Midland/Odessa graphic titled "A Potential Foggy Halloween Morning," updated Friday, October 30, 2026. A forecast map outlines a broad region of West Texas and southeast New Mexico expecting patchy fog through 11 AM CDT, with the greatest concern for patchy dense fog covering areas including Tatum, Hobbs, Artesia, Carlsbad, Pecos, Big Lake, Midland/Odessa, Lamesa, Big Spring, Snyder, and Sanderson. Visibilities are forecast to drop to one-half mile or less. Driving safety reminders advise motorists that when visibilities get low, take it slow, increase following distance, and use low beam headlights.
ALT A National Weather Service Midland/Odessa forecast graphic titled "Halloween Day High Temperatures," updated Friday, October 30, 2026. A table shows forecasted highs across West Texas and southeast New Mexico: Alpine 69°, Andrews 66°, Big Bend NP 71°, Big Spring 68°, Carlsbad 70°, Fort Stockton 70°, Hobbs 64°, Lamesa 64°, Midland 68°, Odessa 67°, Pecos 70°, Presidio 80°, Seminole 65°, Snyder 65°, and Van Horn 71°. A "Key Messages" panel notes cloudy conditions and patchy fog during the morning before pleasant conditions throughout the day, along with a low chance (10–30%) of showers across the higher terrain and southeastern New Mexico in the afternoon.
ALT Also be aware that patchy fog may develop late in the evening. If fog forms, use reflective clothing or items to increase your visibility.
ALT A forecast for west Texas tonight through Friday, October 30th, titled "Flood Watch Tonight-Friday". There are temperatures and icons for tonight and Friday, as well as a table showing precipitation chances at select locations across west Texas.
ALT Weather graphic titled "Late Week Precipitation Chances". This graphic shows the forecast. There is a 75% to 95% chance of precipitation from Thursday night through Friday.
ALT Isolated to scattered shower and thunderstorm development is expected once again this afternoon and evening, mainly in SE New Mexico and in far west Texas. Coverage will be less overall than yesterday evening thanks in part to continued cloud cover. A storm or two may become strong to severe, and heavy rainfall could lead to very localized flash flooding.
ALT Gusty winds to 70 mph and golf ball size hail is possible with these storms.
ALT Updated: Sat Oct 24, 2026 2:38 PM. Weather graphic titled "Probability of 0.25”+ of Rainfall Sunday". This graphic shows the forecast for Sunday. This graphic depicts the probability that a given location will receive one-quarter inch or more of rainfall. We’re expecting period of on and off shower activity from the pre-dawn hours Sunday through Sunday evening A few areas near the state line could see some locally heavy rainfall exceeding an inch.
ALT Weather graphic from NWS Midland titled "Heavy Rain/Severe Storms Saturday" (Updated Fri Oct 23, 2026, 4:41 PM). Two maps show conditions for West Texas and SE New Mexico. The left map depicts PM Rain Chances: Numerous (>60%, lime green) in the west including Carlsbad, Artesia, and just west of Hobbs; Scattered (30-60%, medium green) across Pecos, Presidio, Van Horn, Alpine; and Isolated (10-30%, light green) further east into Midland/Odessa, Fort Stockton, and Lamesa. The right map highlights the Greatest Concern for Severe Storms in red including Carlsbad, Artesia, Van Horn, and Pecos. The right panel outlines Potential Hazards (Flash Flooding, Large Hail, Damaging Wind Gusts, Tornado or Two Possible), Timing (Saturday Afternoon & Evening), and Actions to Take (have multiple ways to receive warnings; turn around, don't drown).
