Freezing temperatures and light drizzle is expected to continue across Dallas-Fort Worth on Feb. 24 before partially clearing out later in the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Low temperatures and rain throughout the night have caused icing issues across the metroplex. The weather service continues to urge residents to travel only if necessary. The weather service stated via Twitter on Feb. 24 that the greatest ice accumulation is in the northeast part of the metroplex, around the Frisco and McKinney region.
A winter weather warning is in effect across the Dallas-Fort Worth area through 6 p.m. Feb. 24, according to the National Weather Service.
Regional weather officials are predicting warmer temperatures to return around midday Feb. 25 and have stated the ice should begin melting by then. The DFW forecast shows temperatures should remain in the low to mid 20s for Feb. 24 but should reach the high 40s by the afternoon of Feb. 25.
