Texas Braces for Strong Cold Front and Weekend Weather Whiplash

A strong cold front is moving south across Texas, expected to arrive in San Antonio and Dallas areas late Saturday.

Temperatures will plummet, with wind chills dropping into the mid-teens to mid-20s in North Texas on Sunday.

There's a chance of showers and thunderstorms, particularly in eastern zone counties, with potential for severe storms including wind and hail.

Some areas could see up to 1 inch or more of rain.

A small potential for light sleet or freezing rain exists on Monday morning, especially in North Texas.

Monitor Weather Updates: Stay informed about the latest forecasts and warnings from the National Weather Service.

Protect Pipes: Take steps to prevent pipes from freezing, such as wrapping them with insulation and letting faucets drip.

Drive Safely: If traveling, check road conditions and drive with caution.

Dress Warmly: Wear layers of clothing to stay warm and protect yourself from the cold.

Individuals sensitive to cold weather, such as the elderly and those with certain medical conditions.

Travelers, due to potential delays and hazardous road conditions.

Homeowners, who need to take precautions to protect their property from freezing temperatures.

Q: When will the cold front arrive?

Q: What are the main concerns with this cold front?

Expect a significant drop in temperatures and strong winds.

Be prepared for potential rain and thunderstorms.

Take precautions to protect yourself, your home, and your travel plans from the impacts of the cold front.

Monitor weather updates to stay informed.