Texas under Extreme Cold Watch
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From rain to ice, North Texans should prepare for a freezing weekend as snow and sleet take aim at the Metroplex.
Thursday and Friday will be relatively warm, but temperatures will plummet over the weekend, and some freezing rain is possible.
ERCOT, which operates the Texas power grid, has issued an advisory for "extreme cold weather" in Texas. TEXAS, USA — The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) has issued an advisory for "extreme cold weather" ahead of the expected winter storm in Texas this weekend.
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Dallas weather: Extreme Cold Watch in effect as wind chills could hit -6°; multiple inches of snow possible
This North Texas winter weather guide provides the latest Dallas-Fort Worth snow and sleet totals, NWS timing for Winter Storm Fern and essential tips for protecting pipes and the Texas power grid during the current Extreme Cold Watch.
Gov. Greg Abbott activated state emergency resources ahead of anticipated cold, ice, and snow conditions across the state this weekend.
Gov. Greg Abbott directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management on Tuesday to prepare for the impacts of impending the winter weather . It’s expected to begin early Friday morning and last through the weekend — not just extended freezing temperatures, but a dangerous combination of sleet, freezing rain, and ice.
Winter weather, including freezing rain, sleet, and snow and dangerous cold are looking more likely this upcoming weekend for all of North Texas. This storm could bring significant impacts to travel and infrastructure. A Winter Storm Watch is in place for most of North Texas beginning Friday through Sunday morning.
TEXAS, USA — Winter has arrived in Texas. If the freezing temperatures this weekend and into Monday morning weren't evidence enough, just get ready for this upcoming weekend: Arctic air will bring the possibility of a wintry mix, icy roads and temps at or below freezing for around 60 hours.
Governor Greg Abbott announced that he directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) to activate state emergency response resources ahead of potential winter weather impacts expected across the state beginning Thursday.