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Roads were slick on Tuesday.
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Roads were slick on Tuesday.
A First Alert Weather Day is in effect as North Texas is expected to get some rain, snow and strong winds.
A First Alert Weather Day has been called for Tuesday as North Texas is expected to get some rain, snow and strong winds.
Tuesday is a First Alert Weather Day due to the threat of a rain/snow mix, and noticeably colder air.
A strong cap in place this morning has kept any storms from becoming severe in North Texas so far.
Parts of North Texas could see strong to severe thunderstorms as a cold front crosses the area.
We have issued a First Alert Weather Day for Monday beginning at 11 a.m. due to the threat of severe storms.
If you are headed out tonight, you get to enjoy perfect weather. A few clouds, breezy southerly winds, and temperatures near 60 as we ring in the New Year!
Santa arrives in North Texas to temperatures in the low 20s and mostly clear skies, but Christmas Day is looking perfect for taking those new toys outside.
Warming centers across the metroplex are opening up right now to make sure no one is forced to endure these dangerous temperatures outside.
Las temperaturas navideñas se mantendrán entre los 20 y los 40 grados.
With the frigid air just hours away from sweeping through North Texas, now is the time think about keeping your pets out of the dangerous cold.
You know it's going to get cold when the entire state of Texas is under some type of winter-related alert.
A First Alert Weather Day has been called for Thursday and Friday as an arctic front is expected to blow through North Texas, plunging temperatures well below freezing for several days.
Grapevine police stated they have confirmed at least five injuries related to Tuesday's storms.
A First Alert Weather Day is in effect as multiple tornado warnings have been issued throughout North Texas Tuesday morning.
A First Alert Weather Day has been issued as damaging winds and hail is expected to move into North Texas during the morning commute.
It's rare that federal forecasters warn of major tornadoes with the potential for carving damages across long distances, but they are doing so in Tuesday's forecasts.
Temperatures are falling quickly behind a strong cold front moving through the state, and scattered showers and a few thunderstorms remain possible through the early evening.
Due to the drastic temperature drops on Friday, a First Alert Weather Day has been issued.
A First Alert Weather Day goes into effect on Friday as we're expecting severe storms to move across North Texas.
Heavy rain, isolated strong storms and gusty winds make Friday, Oct. 28 a First Alert Weather Day. But it's not a weekend washout.
Heavy rain, gusty winds, and isolated flooding are the main concerns during Friday morning's commute and the first half of the day.
