First Alert Weather: Tomorrow, everyone is expected to see rain, some will see a little snow mixing in, and breezy north winds will have us feeling like we're in the 30s.
– We've been precip free for the month of January but that all comes to an end Tuesday.
We've issued a First Alert Weather Day for Tuesday. It will be a cold, windy, dreary day. Everyone is expected to see rain, some will see a little snow mixing in, and breezy north winds will have us feeling like we're in the 30s.We're expecting widespread rain to start moving in for the morning commute Tuesday, moving in from west to east. Heavy rain will be possible at times so make sure that you plan extra time for your morning and evening commutes.
A Winter Weather Advisory goes into effect at noon Tuesday – this is where snow accumulation is most likely, and where some minor travel impacts are expected. The Winter Weather Advisory doesn't include the metroplex but it does include the Red River counties and our northwest counties. Accumulations will mainly be on grassy and elevated surfaces, but some slushy roads are also a possibility to the north and west.
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