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The last time Houston saw widespread snow and ice was in January 2025. (Emily Lincke/Community Impact)

Greater Houston area prepares for potential winter storm

By Jessica Shorten

The Greater Houston area will be under a winter storm watch Jan. 24-25. However, an extreme cold watch will run from Jan. 24-26, and the NWS said residents can expect potential winter precipitation.

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