Dallas, TX – North Texas residents are experiencing wintry weather, with snow continuing into Friday morning. Accumulations could impact travel plans and morning commutes.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), a Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until noon Friday. Snowfall could add up to an additional inch in north-central and northeast Texas, affecting cities like Dallas, Waco, and Stephenville. Hazardous driving conditions are expected due to icy and slippery roads.
The advisory area includes several counties, such as Johnson, Ellis, Navarro, and Henderson, among others. The NWS issued precautions urging residents to slow down and exercise caution on roads. People are advised to check conditions at DriveTexas.org for up-to-date travel information.
Temperatures are forecast to remain near freezing, which may contribute to icy patches on stairs, sidewalks, and driveways. The NWS warns of potential injuries from falls on slippery surfaces and advises caution when stepping outdoors.
Road crews are actively treating major highways and bridges to mitigate icy conditions. Despite these efforts, drivers should allow extra time for travel and maintain safe distances from other vehicles.
This snow event marks the first major weather system of 2025 for North Texas. Residents are reminded to dress warmly, keep flashlights and blankets in vehicles, and stay updated on weather changes through reliable sources.
Meteorologists predict conditions will improve Friday afternoon as temperatures rise slightly. However, until then, residents are urged to prioritize safety and limit unnecessary travel.
For more details on local impacts, consult the National Weather Service or tune into regional weather updates.
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