Dallas-Fort Worth and other parts of the state are under a winter storm watch as North Texas braces for the arrival of snow and wintry mix. The National Weather Service issued the watch from midnight Thursday through at least 6 p.

Forecasters are closely monitoring the potential for another high-impact winter storm that’s expected to blast across the U.S. this week, just days after the first major winter storm of 2025 comes to an end.

This week’s winter storm could impact thousands of football fans as they make their way to the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic.

So, it's looking like it's going to snow in Dallas starting on Thursday and possibly continuing Friday, with cold temperatures too. That wouldn't be a big deal, but Ohio State and Texas are slated to

Moisture from the Gulf of Mexico will meet cold air and bring a wintry mix or snow to North Texas on Thursday and into Friday morning. At this p

Fans traveling to Arlington this week for the Cotton Bowl featuring Texas and Ohio State may be met with wintery weather conditions. Weather forecasters are expecting a strong cold front in the region,

The Texas Longhorns will travel to Dallas this week to take on Ohio State in the College Football Playoff semifinals’ Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, and it seems likely that the weather will suck. Cotton Bowl officials released a statement on weather reports today.