Winter Weather

As of Tuesday evening, more than 500,000 Oncor customers are without power in North Texas and many of them spent most of Monday in the dark.

Accumulations of several inches of snow are possible for parts of North Texas, which is still covered in snowfall from Sunday night and Monday.

A wind chill warning and hard freeze warning remain in effect for counties until noon Tuesday as parts of North Texas could hit zero degrees overnight.

Much of the Metroplex is completely transformed, covered in a blanket of snow. It's a rare sight to see and a good excuse to get outside quickly to take it all in.

North Texas got a couple rounds of snow Sunday, and now there is forecasted to be single digit temperatures Monday morning, with subzero wind chill values.

Snow is in the forecast for North Texas, as the main chance of winter weather is set to hit Sunday night into Monday morning.

Temperatures were below freezing Thursday morning and many districts either cancelled classes altogether or shifted to online-only learning due to the ice.

Another round of icy winter weather will move through North Texas on Wednesday night and early Thursday and its effects are likely to be much more widespread than what happened earlier in the day.

Officials in many districts are mum on if classes would be cancelled altogether if roads became too icy or if students and teachers would have a virtual learning day.

Vaccination centers throughout North Texas are monitoring the winter weather, with some waiting to see what happens while others are making changes to their schedule.

Among the counties in the Winter Weather Advisory that begins Tuesday night: Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Wise and Parker.

A clinic is set for Tuesday at Texas Motor Speedway. But another one tentatively scheduled for Thursday is in jeopardy due to possible inclement weather.