HOUSTON - The next Texas winter storm is almost here, and it's going to be ugly. Houston will avoid the worst of it. Wednesday will be cloudy, breezy and cold, so bundle up. Highs will be in the mid-40s. Thursday gets interesting. Ice and snow begin for north-central and North Texas.

Bitterly cold temperatures from Amarillo to Dallas will set the stage for what promises to be a significant winter storm in North Texas.

An arctic cold front has descended upon Southeast Texas, bringing unseasonably cold temperatures to the region. Residents in Houston are experiencing lows near freezing, with forecasts predicting temperatures to remain below average throughout the week.

A winter storm will continue to bring snow to parts of New Mexico through Thursday. Dangerously cold wind chills will continue into Wednesday morning. Snow has been falling across northern New Mexico since late last night, with some light snowfall accumulations. This has been enough to bring a few slick spots to some roadways in […]

CenterPoint Energy is not expecting “major winter impacts” to its electricity and natural gas infrastructure, the company assured its Houston-area customers.

Temperatures across the Houston area dipped into the mid 30s again overnight Monday. A cold weather advisory will stay in effect across the area until 9 a.m. Tuesday, and another could be issued Tuesday into early Wednesday.

Get ready for a major winter storm to impact parts of Texas over the next few days! It looks like the Houston area will mainly get chilly rain with possibly a little sleet mixed in Thursday through Friday morning.