Snow

NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans reports from Celina and Allie Spillyards in Jacksboro, two areas that saw the most snowfall Tuesday night.

A strong storm system moved across Texas on Tuesday, bringing a chilly rain to all of North Texas before changing over to snow.

As the rain turned over to snow, people in Jacksboro were among the first North Texans to get a taste of winter as it dusted the square in a light, wet coating of snow.

NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil and Alicia Barrera are keeping an eye on weather conditions across North Texas from Montague County to Cooke County.

It’s not a Yule log, but mix the cold winter air with snow falling on Fort Worth’s 65-foot-tall Christmas tree and you’ve suddenly got that Christmassy feeling. All we need is hot chocolate. See the video here.

Watch 45 minutes of snow flurries near Dallas Love Field sped up into two minutes. Snow flurries were possible Thursday, Dec. 22, 2022 as a powerful Arctic storm moved into North Texas sending temperatures well below freezing.

Along with the extreme cold and wind moving in Thursday, there’s even a chance for pockets of lake-effect snow!

There will be a slight chance of light rain early Saturday, perhaps even some light snow, but no impacts or accumulation are expected.

There will be a slight chance of light rain early Saturday, perhaps even some light snow, but no impacts or accumulation are expected. Otherwise, the weekend looks chilly and dry.

A reinforcement of chilly air arrives today and will last into the weekend. There will be a slight chance of light rain early Saturday, perhaps even some light snow, but no impacts or accumulation are expected. Otherwise, the weekend looks chilly and dry. Highs will be in the 40s to around 50 which is about 15 degrees below normal.

A reinforcement of chilly air arrives Friday and will last into the weekend. There will be a slight chance of light rain early Saturday, perhaps even some light snow, but no impacts or accumulation are expected. Otherwise, the weekend looks chilly and dry. Highs will be in the 40s to around 50 which is about 15 degrees below normal.

A reinforcement of chilly air arrives Friday and will last into the weekend. There will be a slight chance of light rain early Saturday, perhaps even some light snow, but no impacts or accumulation are expected.

A reinforcement of chilly air arrives Friday and will last into the weekend. There will be a slight chance of light rain early Saturday, perhaps even some light snow, but no impacts or accumulation are expected. Otherwise, the weekend looks chilly and dry.

After a cold morning, Thursday will be the warmest and probably brightest day of the week. Expect full sunshine with afternoon temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60. It will still be well below the normal high of 66, but milder than recent days.

Thursday will be the warmest and probably brightest day of the week. Expect full sunshine with afternoon temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60. Still below the normal high of 66, but milder than recent days.

Thursday will be the warmest and probably the brightest day of the week. Expect full sunshine with afternoon temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60.

Parts of North Texas may soon see the season’s first signs of snow as temperatures remain unseasonably cool.

It’s looking a lot like winter, in Oklahoma.

Big fluffy snowflakes fell on Hinton, Oklahoma Monday.