Impacts to travel due to ice will begin across parts of North Texas on Friday evening, and will gradually expand southward into Central Texas on Saturday. By Saturday evening, most of the area will have at least moderate travel impacts due to accumulations of ice and sleet. Power outages are possible due to ice accumulating on trees and power lines.

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A significant intrusion of Arctic air and impactful wintry precipitation will affect all of North and Central Texas from Friday afternoon/evening through the upcoming weekend. Impacts to travel and infrastructure are expected across all of North and Central Texas due to a combination of freezing rain/ice as well as sleet and snow, while temperatures stay below freezing for an extended period. A Winter Storm Watch is now in effect for the entirety of North and Central Texas starting Friday afternoon and continuing through Sunday morning. Plan ahead for travel impacts and power outages, and monitor forecasts in the coming days for up-to-date information.

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Nice weather today but light rain moves in tomorrow with mostly light amounts and mild temperatures. Our arctic blast is still scheduled to arrive on Friday with chances of freezing rain, sleet and snow.

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