Areas of dense freezing fog are expected this Wednesday morning across portions of North and Central Texas. Light ice accumulations on surfaces may occur, including roads, so be sure to take extra caution if driving! In addition to the reduced visibilities, slick spots from patches of ice will be difficult or impossible to see while driving! Leave plenty of distance between you and other vehicles, and allow for extra time to reach your destination.
Overnight lows will be below freezing region-wide with temps in the teens and 20s tonight. A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for western portions of Central TX, from midnight tonight through 9 am Wednesday, due to wind chills as low as 7 degrees.
Cold, sub-freezing mornings will stick around through this upcoming week, with Thursday being the warmest day this week. Another cold front late Thursday into Friday will bring colder temperatures this next weekend, with a another chance for a hard freeze (lows 10 degrees or less) mainly along the Red River. No precipitation is expected through early next week.
Here are the preliminary sleet and snow accumulations across the region for this weekend event (Jan 23-26). Estimated snowfall analysis from the NOHRSC (National Gridded Snowfall Analysis) and the reports received from a mix of storm spotters, media, the public, and emergency management. This data is preliminary and may change as additional reports are received.
This is a preliminary ice accumulation map for our region for this weekend's winter event. Estimated ice analysis from an experimental NWS product FRANA and the reports received from multiple sources. This data is considered preliminary and may change as new reports are received.
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