A powerful winter storm is bearing down on Dallas, bringing snow and sleet that could pile up to 5 inches or more. Dangerous road conditions are expected, with icy bridges and slick streets creating a nightmare for commuters. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe as this storm unfolds.
Current Conditions
Dallas begins the day with cloudy skies and a chilly 36°F (2°C). A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until 12:00 PM CST on Friday, with heavy mixed precipitation anticipated, including snow, sleet, and the potential for light icing.
The Week Ahead
Thursday, January 9: Very cold with snow and sleet, 1-3 inches expected. High: 35°F (2°C), Low: 32°F (0°C).
Friday, January 10: Morning snow, adding up to 3-6 inches total by the storm’s end. High: 38°F (3°C), Low: 27°F (-3°C).
Saturday, January 11: Clearing skies, sunny and cold. High: 48°F (9°C), Low: 34°F (1°C).
Sunday, January 12: Chilly with sunshine. High: 48°F (9°C), Low: 31°F (0°C).
Monday, January 13: Cool and partly sunny. High: 51°F (10°C), Low: 30°F (-1°C).
What to Expect
- Snow and Sleet Accumulation: Total snowfall between 2-5 inches, with some areas potentially seeing up to 8-10 inches.
- Hazardous Roads: Bridges and overpasses will likely freeze first, creating treacherous travel conditions.
- Travel Impacts: Thursday morning and evening commutes are expected to be severely disrupted.
Safety Tips
- Avoid unnecessary travel—roads may become impassable.
- If you must drive, equip your vehicle with emergency supplies like food, water, and a flashlight.
- Stay indoors and monitor weather updates for changes in conditions.
Dallas residents should prepare for challenging days ahead as this storm creates significant disruptions. The weekend offers a chance for calmer weather, but for now, caution is key
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