Dallas, TX – The Deep South is preparing for a rare winter storm early next week, with heavy snow and freezing rain expected. The National Weather Service forecasts impactful winter weather beginning late Monday across eastern Texas. The storm will spread through the Southeast on Tuesday before exiting Wednesday.
According to the Weather Prediction Center, areas near and south of Interstate 20 will likely see significant snow. Freezing rain is expected closer to Interstate 10, creating hazardous travel conditions. Road disruptions and flight delays are possible due to icy roads and limited snow removal resources in these areas.
Sub-freezing temperatures will linger after the storm, increasing risks for power outages and damaged trees. Homeowners in affected regions should prepare for heating challenges. Overnight lows along the Gulf Coast could fall well below freezing.
Uncertainty remains regarding the storm’s exact path, but residents should monitor local forecasts. The NWS urges caution when driving and warns of daily disruptions. Stay updated with weather alerts as conditions develop.
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