An Extreme Cold Warning remains in effect area-wide through 9 AM Tuesday. Wind chills will be as cold as -5 degrees at times, with forecast low temperatures ranging from 7 to 16 degrees Tuesday morning.
Temperatures will remain below freezing today with wind chills in the 20s. Continue to protect yourself and your home another night of extremely cold temperatures and wind chills in the teens/single digits. Temperatures will finally climb above freezing on Tuesday afternoon, leading to quick improvement of lingering impacted roads.
There is potential for freezing fog both tonight and again Tuesday night across portions of North and Central Texas, with worse visibility reductions on Tuesday night. Light ice accumulations on surfaces may occur both nights, so make sure to take it easy and slow in the mornings.
Partially melted snow, sleet, and ice will refreeze tonight into Tuesday morning resulting in hazardous travel conditions. Expect black ice on uncleared and untreated roads and sidewalks.
As bitterly cold temperatures arrive this weekend, small bodies of water may freeze over. Frozen bodies of water such as ponds, pools, & hot tubs may look solid, but the ice is weak and unstable. Stay off the ice! If you fall into freezing cold water, hypothermia can ensue rapidly. Also, use extra caution when walking on slippery roads and sidewalks, and wear footwear with proper traction.
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. Rain chances on Friday have lessened to 10% or less for our Central and East Texas counties.
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