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Dallas-Fort Worth preparing for snow, ice

The winter storm forecast for Fort Worth has slightly changed. Here’s what’s new

The most likely scenarios for this weekend’s winter storm are finally becoming clearer Thursday morning, and it’s not looking good.

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Fort Worth leaders urge residents to stay home as multi-day winter storm approaches

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Dallas-Fort Worth preparing for snow, ice as forecast upgraded to winter storm warning

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Dallas Weather: Winter Storm Warning issued; 5 inches of snow and sleet possible in North Texas

North Texas is under a Winter Storm Warning (6 p.m. Friday to noon Sunday) and an Extreme Cold Warning (Saturday night to Monday morning).

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UPDATE: Winter storm warning affecting North Carolina from Saturday to Monday

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N.Y. Gov. Kathy Hochul declares state of emergency for potentially ‘paralyzing’ snowstorm

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Prepare for the worst, say Fort Worth leaders ahead of winter storm

Kerri Dunn, an Oncor spokesperson, said the company has invested in removing vegetation from around above-ground power lines to reduce the odds of them breaking during an ice storm.

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Winter storm warning declared for Lancaster County as massive snowstorm nears

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Winter storm warning issued for San Antonio, Texas Hill Country. Here's the latest.

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Dallas weather: Extreme Cold Watch in effect as wind chills could hit -6°; multiple inches of snow possible

This North Texas winter weather guide provides the latest Dallas-Fort Worth snow and sleet totals, NWS timing for Winter Storm Fern and essential tips for protecting pipes and the Texas power grid during the current Extreme Cold Watch.

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DFW weather: Tracking North Texas school closures, road conditions, power outages and more

Our meteorologists are calling for WFAA Weather Alert Days across North Texas throughout the whole weekend. Keep track of school closures, power outages and more.

ERCOT issues ‘weather watch’ for Texas power grid ahead of major Arctic cold, ice

In more recent winter weather events, ERCOT has reminded Texans that outages are likely localized and caused by things like fallen tree branches, rather than the amount of electricity available in the power grid. As of about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, the power grid was operating under normal conditions, with enough power to meet current demand.