Snow should start to wrap up by parts of the afternoon- but blowing snow is possible as more of those wintry wind gusts stick around. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for much of our region that will go in affect at 1am on Sunday and last until 7pm.

A cold front that moved through Saturday morning has unlocked the cold air, and temperatures are falling down from here. Frigid conditions that could have impacts to your normal routine has sparked First Alert Weather Days for Monday,

Sunshine has been building in from west to east which will lend to a quieter afternoon and evening. Clear skies initially will take temperatures from the upper teens and low 20s today to the low to mid teens tonight. Clouds will start to build after midnight ahead of an incoming clipper system Thursday.

Now through Wednesday will be FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS as our next winter storm arrives followed by bitter cold.

Sunday morning, wind chills will be in the single digits, and temperatures will feel below freezing for the next three days.

An arctic front will sweep across Texas, bringing freezing temperatures and snow chances, NOAA reports with impacts expected statewide by Sunday.

First Alert Weather Days have been issued from Sunday to Tuesday due to an incoming Arctic blast. North Texas is expected to experience significantly colder temperatures and potentially hazardous conditions during this period.

A strong cold front is still on track for Saturday morning as Arctic air returns to North Texas. Temperatures will only be in the 40s on Saturday, with a strong northerly wind making it feel like it’s in the 30s.