Fort Worth, TX – Residents across North and Central Texas are preparing for dangerously low temperatures Saturday night.
The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory effective from midnight through 9 a.m. Sunday. Wind chills are expected to plunge to 5 degrees, creating hazardous conditions.
According to the advisory, temperatures could cause hypothermia if precautions are ignored. Families are urged to dress in layers, covering exposed skin with hats, face masks, and gloves when venturing outdoors. Officials stress the importance of checking on vulnerable neighbors and ensuring outdoor animals have proper shelter, food, and water.
The advisory covers major areas, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Denton, and McKinney. Residents should ensure portable heaters are used safely and avoid using grills or generators indoors.
The bitter cold follows a week of mild weather, leaving some unprepared for the sudden chill. Experts recommend limiting outdoor exposure and staying informed about updates from local authorities.
Prepare now to avoid risks as the cold weather sweeps through overnight into Sunday morning.
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