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Roads remain quite slick and hazardous this morning, mostly due to thin, “black ice” that has redeveloped on area roadways. While additional precipitation is not expected, patchy ice will remain on the roads (especially bridges and overpasses) until mid-morning.

An Ice Storm Warning continues until 9 a.m. today, making power outages still a possibility. Freezing rain will gradually transition to “plain rain” by mid-morning with temperatures slowly climbing above freezing. The afternoon looks wet and cold with a high in the middle 30s.

Austin Street Center in Dallas is doing its part by working around the clock to help those in need during this extreme weather event.

Today will be another difficult day of impactful winter weather across North Texas. Roads are slick and hazardous this morning from the sleet and freezing rain that occurred on Tuesday. With temperatures below freezing today, little melting is expected. In addition, more sleet and freezing rain is expected today. Initially, it will be light precipitation in the morning (either sleet...

Fort Worth police officer Buddy Caldaza tells NBC 5 how officers are handling this winter weather event.

According to the National Weather Service, DFW has set a new daily snowfall record of 1.3 inches of snow as of Tuesday afternoon. For the purposes of record keeping, sleet on the ground is considered the same as snowfall. The old record was 1.2″ set in 1985.

NBC 5 crews reported live throughout North Texas as a Winter Storm started its way through the state. A Winter Storm Warning has been extended till Thursday morning.

NBC 5 Meteorologist Grant Johnston explains why we’re seeing sleet instead of pure snow across North Texas.

Drone Footage in Dallas, Texas, showed just how tough it was for cars to navigate icy bridges in the city.

NBC 5 Meteorologist Samantha Davies shows us how you can tell the difference between treated and untreated roads as conditions deteriorate during this winter weather.

A WINTER STORM WARNING is in effect for North Texas, including the Dallas-Fort Worth area through 6 a.m. Thursday.

Officials say the worst is yet to come as road conditions deteriorate in North Texas.

A change in the jet stream will allow for unsettled weather this week. Freezing drizzle will be a concern on Monday. While most of the precipitation will be light, slick conditions may develop, especially on bridges, ramps and overpasses by Monday afternoon and evening. A WINTER STORM WATCH is in effect for North Texas, including the Dallas-Fort Worth area, from...

In wake of the cold front pushing through the area on Sunday, arctic air will settle in. A change in the jet stream will allow for unsettled weather next week.

A Winter Storm Watch will take effect on noon Monday as icy conditions are expected across North Texas, including Dallas and Fort Worth.

Temperatures will take a tumble on Sunday as a cold front moves into North Texas.

Milder weather will gradually build in over the next couple days. Highs will briefly return to the lower 60s Friday and Saturday.

Milder weather will gradually build in over the next couple days. Highs will briefly return to the lower 60s Friday and Saturday.

North Texas in search of sex workers are mistakenly traveling to a quiet Plano neighborhood and knocking on the door of a retired woman and she’s fed up with it. Plus, more sunshine but still cool weather.

After a frosty morning with temperatures starting off near freezing, we’ll warm into the 50s later today under sunny skies.