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February 4th Evening Forecast
Temperatures rose above freezing with a sunny Friday, but as the temperature drops during the evening and overnight, anything that may have melted will re-freeze.
DALLAS - A winter storm dropped ice, sleet, and snow on North Texas overnight Wednesday into Thursday, with some areas receiving several inches.
The Metroplex got its first measurable snow of the season, and some areas got more than others.
Areas north and west of the Metroplex got 3-5" of snow, with lighter amounts to the southeast.
People should enjoy the snow while they can, because there will some melting before the residual water refreeze as temps fall into the single digits and teens Friday night.
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According to totals from the National Weather Service, DFW Airport received 1.7 inches.
Eastland County got 5 inches of snow, while Granbury, Graham, Bowie, and Jacksboro saw 3 inches come down.
Weatherford received 3.5 inches, while here in the Metroplex, Dallas and Denton got 2 inches of snow and Fort Worth and Plano got 2.5 inches.
Other area snowfall totals:
Gainesville: 1.5 inches
Johnson County: 2 inches
Mineral Wells: 1.5 inches