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Severe storms are expected anywhere between 11am-11pm with the bulk of the system moving through between 2pm-7pm.

Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia are expected to experience wind chills in low to mid 20's, which can be dangerous if you are exposed without proper clothing.

We’re on track for a major winter storm to impact the Mid-South, with several inches of snow falling Thursday night through early Friday afternoon. Expect bitterly cold temperatures in the high teens/low 20s early Thursday,

The winter weather advisory takes effect at 6 a.m. Thursday. Forecasters say 2-4 inches of snow could fall, with some sleet mixed in at the outset of the storm.

Storm Warning has been posted for the impending winter weather that’s expected to move in Thursday. While it may begin as a rain/sleet/snow mix, snow will overspread much of North Texas through the day and continue Thursday night.

Storm Warning is now in effect for the northern half of the ArkLaTex. A mix of rain, sleet, and snow will begin Thursday afternoon and continue into Friday morning. Sunshine returns this weekend and will stick around through most of next week.

A winter storm will be heading our way Friday night into Saturday morning bringing more snow! Our main mid-range models bring mainly snow with this system, with 1-3″ likely, but up to 4″ totals possible for some.

First Alert Days are in effect starting Wednesday continuing through Friday morning for West Texas and southeast New Mexico due to winter weather impacts that are expected across the region.