The Brief
- North Texas remains in a deep freeze Tuesday morning with temperatures well below average, though sunshine and south winds are expected to push highs into the upper 30s and low 40s by the afternoon.
- The recent winter storm left a varied blanket of snow across the region, with Fort Worth recording approximately 2 inches and Celina seeing as much as 5.5 inches.
- Roadways remain dangerous due to black ice and a risk of freezing fog overnight, but another arctic front is forecast to arrive Thursday evening, keeping temperatures below freezing through the weekend.
DALLAS – North Texas is off to another chilly start Tuesday morning with temperatures sitting well below freezing. While the region is beginning to climb out of the deep freeze, the forecast remains cold.
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Tuesday Forecast
Following a solid refreeze Monday night, a milder Tuesday afternoon is expected. Sunshine and southerly winds will help temperatures reach the upper 30s and low 40s this afternoon.
Thanks to some morning sun through high clouds, temperatures will start to warm above freezing with southwest winds before noon. While increasing clouds may dim the sun this afternoon, most areas will reach 40 degrees. While the average high for this date is 58, the slight warming is a welcome change.
DFW road conditions
After briefly ending the subfreezing streak yesterday, it remains bitterly cold this morning. Any lingering moisture has iced over, resulting in patches of black ice on exposed surfaces. Residents should exercise extra caution. …