North Texas is on alert as a powerful winter system targets the Dallas – Fort Worth area with heavy snow, slick ice, and white – knuckle travel conditions. Forecasts call for a fast – changing mix that turns messy by Thursday night and dangerous by Friday morning. You will want a clear plan before the first flakes fly, from rerouting commutes to prepping your home. Keep reading for timing, totals, and practical steps to stay safe and ahead of the storm.
The warning window begins early Thursday and stretches through Friday morning, a period when many people commute, fly, or manage school drop – offs. Expect a transition from cold rain and sleet to snow Thursday night as colder air deepens across North Texas. This timing is crucial for you because road conditions can shift from wet to icy in just a couple of hours.
By late evening, heavier snowbands may lock in, dropping visibility and quickly covering roads, ramps, and bridges. Plow and treatment operations will try to keep pace, but bursts of snow can outstrip crews during peak intensity. Plan on delaying non – essential trips and setting up remote options where possible…