North Texas Winter Weather: Lingering Snow Chances After Major Storm
The most meaningful winter storm has passed through north Texas, but the possibility of additional snow remains for some areas on Sunday.While widespread, heavy snowfall is no longer expected, a few flurries or light accumulations are still possible, particularly north of the DFW metroplex.
The recent storm brought significant impacts, including icy roads and school closures across the region. NBC DFW reports that numerous accidents occurred due to the hazardous travel conditions.
Current Conditions and Forecast:
- Temperatures: Temperatures are gradually rising throughout the day, but will remain below freezing in many areas early Sunday. The Weather Channel forecasts highs in the upper 30s to low 40s.
- Snow Potential: A weak upper-level disturbance is moving across the region, which coudl produce some light snow showers. The highest chance of snow will be north of Dallas-Fort Worth.
- Road Conditions: While major highways have largely been cleared, secondary roads and bridges may still be icy. Drivers are urged to exercise extreme caution. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) provides real-time road conditions on their website.
Impacts and Preparations:
Many school districts across North Texas announced closures or delays for Sunday, January 26th, due to lingering icy conditions. Residents are advised to:
- Check road conditions before traveling.
- Allow extra time for commutes.
- Be prepared for potential power outages.
- protect exposed pipes to prevent freezing.
Looking Ahead:
The weather pattern is expected to become more stable early next week, with warmer temperatures and sunshine. However, residents shoudl remain vigilant for any future winter weather threats.The Storm Prediction Center provides updated forecasts and warnings.
This article was updated on January 26, 2026, at 01:40:00.
