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DALLAS - Ice, snow and sleet are falling across North Texas. FOX 4 has cameras around the area showing the current conditions.
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Dallas-Fort Worth Weather Forecast
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Dallas weather: Jan. 24 morning forecast
Wintry weather is underway across much of North Texas this morning, and will continue spreading into Central Texas later today. A mix of freezing rain and sleet will affect most of the area, including isolated occurrences heavy thundersleet at times. A full changeover to sleet and some snow is expected across parts of North Texas by Sunday morning, before wintry weather ends on Sunday afternoon.
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for North and Central Texas, effective from 6 p.m. Friday through noon Sunday. Additionally, an Extreme Cold Warning will be in effect from Saturday evening through Monday morning.
An Ice Storm Warning is now in effect through Sunday at noon for parts of North Texas, including Anderson, Freestone, Henderson, and Van Zandt counties.
FOX 4 forecasters warn that North Texas may not climb back above freezing until Monday afternoon, which means travel could remain hazardous through Monday evening. According to the NWS, a full changeover to sleet and snow is expected across parts of North Texas late Saturday before the wintry weather ends Sunday. Localized power outages are possible due to ice accumulating on trees and power lines.
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