For the remainder of the week, look for morning lows below freezing and afternoon highs still below normal across much of the state.

We stay dry until Wednesday night when a strong upper-level system kicks out of the Baja region and meets moisture from a budding coastal system.

All of North Texas, including the DFW metroplex, will be at risk for heavy snow and wintry precipitation, like sleet, freezing rain and ice, throughout the day on Thursday. The Texas Hill Country may also see a few flurries of snow, but will be at higher risk of freezing rain and ice. Further South into Austin and San Antonio, no winter weather is expected. However, cold rain will become heavy and widespread by Thursday evening.

By Friday morning, all varieties of precipitation will quickly move eastward and out of Texas. It will take some time for temperatures to recover behind this arctic blast.

Be sure to check the forecast regularly over the next couple of days as this winter storm rolls through. 

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