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Fort Worth, TX – Up to 4 inches of snow is forecast to blanket parts of North Texas starting Wednesday night, bringing hazardous travel conditions to the region. The National Weather Service warns that untreated roads, including sections of I-20 and I-35, could become dangerous due to snow and ice accumulations.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, snow is expected to start Wednesday night and continue into Friday morning, with areas such as Gainesville, Paris, and Dallas-Fort Worth seeing the heaviest accumulations. Central Texas, including Waco, may also experience freezing rain and icy conditions. Officials urge residents to limit travel and monitor weather updates as conditions evolve.
Snow totals are expected to range from 1 to 4 inches across North Texas, with the potential for localized higher amounts. Freezing temperatures will persist, with lows dipping into the teens and twenties, creating dangerous wind chills between 5 and 10 degrees. Icy roads and reduced visibility could impact commutes and travel plans.