Dallas residents are navigating through a light mix of winter weather today, with the National Weather Service in Fort Worth issuing a winter weather advisory that remains in effect until noon CST; a cautious note for those traveling, particularly during the Friday morning commute, as icy conditions are likely to persist, according to the National Weather Service.
The forecast details a slight chance of snow and freezing rain this morning followed by cloudy skies and attempts to clear as the day progresses, tonight will see mostly cloudy skies before they gradually clear, with temperatures predicted to drop to around 22 degrees. Over the weekend, Dallas is expected to bask in sunnier conditions, with highs hovering around the mid-40s and lows dipping into the chilly 20s and 30s, which could bring some relief after the frosty start.
In addition, the Hazardous Weather Outlook cautions about light icing due to freezing fog mainly north of I-20 overnight, warning drivers that roads may stay hazardous into Saturday morning. Light icing is expected to linger in areas where fog develops, creating the potential for continued travel disruptions.
