More: ERCOT says the Texas electrical power grid is 'expected to handle' arctic blast The Texas Railroad Commission, which manages the state's natural gas resources, said the supply is expected to ...

This upcoming system is expected to deliver even colder conditions than last week’s arctic blast experienced across ... will start to move through North Texas late Friday night into early ...

It will take roughly two days before it reaches Texas, and the lengthy swath of cold air will remain in the northern states as well. Arctic blast weather warning Arctic blast weather warning ...

Languages: English. An updated forecast on Monday shows that cities in north Texas and the panhandle will be hit hardest by an incoming arctic blast. Meanwhile, some areas in the state might be ...

Then, tonight, our winds will pick up even more as a cold front delivers another arctic airmass our way ... single digits and teens in most of North Texas. Remember to care for your pets, plants ...

Texans might once again wake up to snow-covered yards this January, as another Arctic blast approaches ... The cold front is expected to reach Texas between late Saturday and early Sunday morning ...

This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: When will polar vortex reach Texas? Arctic blast to bring freezing temps on Monday A polar vortex, a weather pattern similar to the ...

NORTH TEXAS - As the Arctic blast moves through North Texas, people need to prepare their houses and apartments now. CBS News Texas spoke with Willard Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Electrical for ...

T he arctic blast forecasters have been monitoring for several days has made its way to Texas.While the strong cold front is bringing bitterly cold temperatures, meteorologists are closely ...

Sunday will start like the warmer days before; however, a line of broken showers and thunderstorms will likely usher in the blast of arctic air ... Council of Texas (ERCOT) took to X to notify ...

That doesn’t mean North Texas is off the hook completely from colder temperatures this winter, but as far as a repeat of the 1983 arctic blast? It doesn’t seem to be in the cards.