Jake Parrish

Here is the latest on our winter weather headlines and AM ice accumulations, including the recently issued Winter Storm Warning from I-35 east across the Coastal Prairies. The winter weather products expire at noon today, but the Hard Freeze Warning will extend into Wednesday.

Winter Weather Advisory now in effect from 6 pm Sun to Noon Mon. Ice Accumulations from 0.01-0.10" possible, mainly on bridges, overpasses, and elevated surfaces. Plan accordingly.

At least the daytime temperatures will be nice today. Tonight an arctic air surge is set to arrive. Wind chills late tonight could fall into the teens. Freezing rain is possible Sunday night into Monday. Prepare the four "P"s for hard freezes for 3-4 days in a row.

Confidence continues to increase that the strongest front of the season will arrive Sunday night. There is a 20-30% chance that highs Monday could stay below freezing and high probabilities that lows Tuesday morning will be below 25 degrees for much of the area.

Midday update: The tornado risk has shifted slightly east, with a maximum level 2 of 5 threat now in south-central Texas. People in the dark green and yellow shaded areas should be prepared in case warnings are issued, with the highest risk along US-77 between 8a-2p.