Texas Winter 2025-2026

[rwfromkansas]

Wow, they already called off school for Tuesday in my district in Tarrant County (Eagle Mountain Saginaw). And the surrounding districts are following. I think they have a conference call to coordinate because they are literally posting at the exact same time.

[rwfromkansas]

Saw video on TX Storm Chasers of a steam nado on Lake Lewisville. What the heck.

Link?

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/187Z85aFkZ/

[bubba hotep]

Anyone under those radar returns moving into Denton County?

[Lagreeneyes03]

jaguars_22 it depends on other things, models are trending torward the shortwave getting suppressed further south which means a lot of the moisture with this system is getting shoved south as well, the moisture outruns the cold air on most guidance now , still 5-6 days out, but the trend isn’t our friend with this system

Except for this last storm everything was south, until it wasn't.

[rendihess]

Anyone under those radar returns moving into Denton County?

I’m in Denton county but I don’t think Flower Mound is going to cash in. But I’m definitely looking out my window waiting. Lol! Still spitting snow though. Woo!

[rwfromkansas]

I am glad somebody in the metro is getting that bigger band. I honestly thought it would slip north of Denton, even. I am sure that's really pretty.

[TomballEd]

They do manage to come back every summer but the next few months should be nice.

 https://x.com/averytomascowx/status/2015458576303562988

[orangeblood]

One really unique aspect of this storm is moisture content of this sleet. This "sleet pack" will have a lot of staying power, will be around for several days and cause of lot of freeze/thaw problems on area roads. We should start seeing School Districts cancel schools for multiple days this week.

[Cpv17]

Newest Euro weeklies are just in, cold all of february and into the 2nd week of March, I have a feeling that has to do with the major or severe PV split thats about to happen, thats going to have a lot of influence on weather in NA in february

Yeah, but it’s looking like the +PNA is gonna f us.

[snownado]

This wouldn't happen if it were 85*F....

https://x.com/i/status/2015355716949705185

[snownado]

This really puts into perspective the bullet we dodged.

From Oxford, MS...

https://x.com/i/status/2015465120097341844

[Cpv17]

This wouldn't happen if it were 85*F....

https://x.com/i/status/2015355716949705185

Curious, but is there any weather that actually excites you?

[Tammie]

Anyone under those radar returns moving into Denton County?

We’re in Sherman (Grayson County). It’s a nothing burger. One flake every 5-10 seconds. Looks a lot more impressive than it is.

[orangeblood]

This really puts into perspective the bullet we dodged.

From Oxford, MS...

https://x.com/i/status/2015465120097341844

Yep, very easily could've happened in North Texas....luckily surface cold was too cold for frz rain
 https://x.com/accuweather/status/2015521384127181283

[ludosc]

Actual snow falling in McKinney

[Captmorg70]

Here just south of lake Lewisville we were never under the green returns. But flakes definitely have gotten bigger. It’s just a ton of tiny snowflakes for us.

[Ntxw]

On this date one month ago it was 80F. It is currently 20F at DFW with gusts 25mph and a wind chill of 5F

[TomballEd]

Most of the drops on the car are gone, those remaining are frozen. Every now and then I see something tinier than any snow flurry I have ever seen, a very, very small white thing floating in the air. Smaller even the frizzing drizzle that fell during 2021.

GEFS have cold air and precip the next two weeks but it doesn't look like the cold air will line up with that moisture. Seen mentions on below normal on weeklies through all of February, can't rule out more winter precip at least for areas near and N of I-20/

[Ralph's Weather]

Since the sleet stopped very early this morning the flurries have been non stop in Lindale. Sometimes somewhat heavy with decent flakes by flurry standards. Still no accumulations from it.

[snownado]

This wouldn't happen if it were 85*F....

https://x.com/i/status/2015355716949705185

Curious, but is there any weather that actually excites you?

I'm always down for a severe t'storm outbreak or Feb 2010-type snowstorm.

As far as Summer heat, it doesn't bother me. I'll take it over the current crap any time.