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Dallas Weather: Latest Snow Forecast
Dan Henry has the latest forecast and timeline on the wintry weather.
DALLAS - A Winter Storm Warning was issued for most of North Texas as we wait to see snow on Thursday and into Friday morning.
Widespread snow accumulations could cause significant travel disruptions along the I-20 corridor, including in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
Here's where things stand as of Wednesday afternoon.
Is it going to snow on Thursday?
You can expect to see snow on Thursday, but it won't all be snow.
Precipitation in the form of a wintry mix will likely fall throughout the day, especially south of the metroplex And with temperatures below freezing, the roads may be slick, though mostly wet.
On Thursday night, it will shift to the heavier snow that will stick to the ground, especially north and northeast of the metroplex.
The snow will continue until the early morning hours on Friday before moving out.
How many inches of snow are expected on Thursday?
How much snow you get will depend on where you live.
The heaviest snow to be to our north and east. Right now, we expect that area to get 3 to 6 inches or more.
In the Metroplex, we are expecting about 2 to 4 inches.
South of DFW and to the northwest we expect 1 to 3 inches.
Be aware, these numbers could still change!
That number could be lower in the Metroplex if we see a layer of warm air stick around longer than expected. The number could be higher if the warm air moves out more quickly than we expect.
We will be fine-tuning our forecast until the snow arrives on Thursday.
No matter where you live, expect to see major disruptions.
Winter Storm Warning
A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for much of North Texas through Friday afternoon.
The warnings are issued for a significant winter weather event including snow, ice, sleet or blowing snow or a combination of these hazards.
It means travel will become difficult or impossible in some situations. And residents are encouraged to delay travel plans until conditions improve.
7-Day Forecast
Stay tuned to FOX 4, the FOX 4 Weather app and FOX LOCAL for the latest updates on our forecast.