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Snow flurries could fall in some North Texas counties this weekend. Here’s what to expect

For North Texans who have been dreaming of a winter wonderland, the chances of seeing snow flurries are slim, but not nonexistent.

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Update: Ice, snow and 0-degree wind chills in North Texas forecast this week

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Arctic cold front will bring ice and snow to Texas. Here’s what we know so far.

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Forecasters Warn of a 'Major Winter Storm' With Ice Threat From Texas to the Carolinas

With many Americans still recovering from multiple blasts of snow and unrelenting freezing temperatures in the nation’s northern tier, a new storm is set to emerge this weekend that could coat roads w...

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Arctic cold overtakes US as huge winter storm looms

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Arctic blast, wintry mix expected to grip North Texas beginning Friday

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Could it snow in Houston this weekend? Arctic blast timeline, chances of ice

Temperatures will tumble from highs near 70 on Friday to the 30s and 40s by Saturday afternoon, with overnight lows plunging into the 20s.

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Tuesday weather briefing ahead of North Texas winter storm

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NWS: Strong arctic front brings increasing ice chances to Texas

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Pickup or delivery? Risks of driving in North Texas freezing weather

Auto and travel insurance agency, AAA recommends the following tips for gauging gaging how fast you should drive be driving on snow, ice or slush: On snow or ice, your car will have lower traction, so drive around 15-30 mph slower than normal.

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More snow is in Fort Collins' forecast after dry start to season

If the weekend snow in Fort Collins felt rather pathetic to you, the latest forecast brings hope for something a bit more satisfying overnight into Dec. 3. The National Weather Service forecast says Fort Collins could get 2 to 4 inches starting late Dec. 2 ...

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Fort Collins forecast includes chance of snow Thanksgiving weekend

Fort Collins could see its first snow of the season over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Two cold fronts are expected, with one potentially bringing up to 2 inches of snow to the Front Range. A second storm system is likely to impact mountain travel ...