Cold start Saturday with wind chills near zero and a Cold Weather Advisory; quick rebound to the 50s Sunday and 60s by Monday. Dress warm and check on neighbors.

The National Weather Service warns North Texas of freezing wind chill levels, with Dallas expecting a sunny day but low wind chill and gusts up to 20 mph.

A Wylie Police drone captures icy streets and slow traffic as North Texas deals with freezing rain and refreezing. Officials warn roads remain slick.

Dallas is expecting changing weather, with fluctuating temperatures, increasing winds, and shifting wind chills. Conditions include clouds, sunny days, and potential showers in the forecast.

A freezing fog advisory is issued for the Dallas area, impacting visibility and creating slick driving conditions. The advisory lasts from 3 AM to 11 AM Wednesday.

The National Weather Service issued an extreme cold warning for North Texas, with dangerously low wind chills expected until Tuesday morning. Residents are advised to dress warmly to prevent hypothermia and frostbite.

A winter storm in North Texas prompts the National Weather Service to issue warnings for snow accumulations and extreme cold, advising residents to take safety precautions.

Dallas opens a shelter at Fair Park for residents needing refuge from severe weather, with city officials detailing the preparations and services provided.

North Texas faces a severe winter storm with heavy sleet and snowfall expected, leading to a Winter Storm Warning and Extreme Cold Warning issued by the National Weather Service.

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for North Texas, predicting heavy mixed precipitation, significant ice, sleet, and snow accumulations, leading to treacherous roads and potential power outages.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for North Central and Northeast Texas, including Dallas-Fort Worth, predicting heavy mixed precipitation and travel disruptions. An Extreme Cold Watch warns of cold wind chills.

Dallas and its surrounding areas prepare for a winter storm with potential snow, sleet, and ice, prompting a Winter Storm Watch by the NWS in Fort Worth.

Dallas will experience varied weather this week, starting with sunshine and mild temperatures, followed by a 40% chance of showers, colder temperatures, and potential snow and freezing rain by the weekend.