The Texas Panhandle is set to see the first of this frigid air blowing in from the north. By Thursday night, January 8, snow is slated to start blanketing the region. Through the next 24 hours, icy flakes will continue to fall as temperatures plummet to well below freezing.

Winds are picking up across north Texas this morning due to an approaching storm system. This system at mid-levels is sparking showers and storms to our west and our north this morning, but is expected to move east through the day.

A new weather record was set in Texas this week, according to meteorologists. In a Tuesday post on X, the National Weather Service (NWS) forecast office for the Austin and San Antonio area said the daily record high temperature at Del Rio International airport was broken with a reading of 84 degrees Fahrenheit.

Another strong cold front is headed straight for Texas as a polar vortex continues to send arctic blasts spinning off across the United States. Signs will begin to crop up across the Lone Star State by Thursday,

North Texas weather has been anything but steady lately, and that back-and-forth pattern can affect how your car drives.

After record-breaking heat during Christmas across much of Texas, conditions have turned much colder during the final days of 2025.

New data shows a 3% statewide increase in drought conditions as Central Texas faces unseasonably warm temperatures and a dry seven-day forecast.

Lightning strikes flashed in the sky above Wichita County, Texas, in the early hours of January 8, as a line of storms was “moving extremely quickly” across the north of the state, the National Weather Service said.

The Great Plains region, including Oklahoma and parts of Texas, is experiencing more frequent severe storms, according to a new report.