September 5, 2025

Winter Weather Expected in North Texas

North Texas, September 5, 2025

News Summary

North Texas is bracing for winter weather, including snow, sleet, and freezing rain, expected to begin early Thursday morning. Local television and streaming services will provide continuous updates as the situation unfolds, impacting roadways and travel. Despite the incoming winter conditions, a Heat Advisory is also in effect for parts of the region, with heat index values exceeding 105°. Additionally, a new grocery price-comparison app, Grocery Dealz, will launch soon to help shoppers find the best deals across major Texas retailers.

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Winter weather expected in North Texas; live streaming coverage available

Snow, sleet and freezing rain are forecast to begin early Thursday morning across North Texas, with impacts possible on roadways and travel. Local television and streaming services plan to provide continuous live updates, radar model tracking and traffic information until the winter system moves out of the region. Viewers are advised to monitor live streams and mobile coverage as the situation develops.

Immediate details

The incoming winter system is expected to produce a mix of precipitation types, including snow, sleet and freezing rain, which can create slick surfaces and hazardous driving conditions. Live updates will be streamed throughout the event; for mobile streaming, the local station’s app is required. Streaming apps supported on connected-TV platforms will carry round-the-clock news coverage, breaking updates and newscast replays.

Forecast timing and short-term expectations

Precipitation is expected to begin early Thursday and continue until the system moves east. Outside the immediate metro area, there may be isolated showers and non-severe storms over the coming weekend. Models indicate that rain chances for the Dallas–Fort Worth area should improve next week with broader coverage, and thunderstorm chances may return late next week into the following weekend.

Heat advisory and conflicting warm pattern

Despite the incoming winter precipitation for some parts of North Texas, a Heat Advisory is currently in effect for portions of the region entering the first week of the school year. Hot and humid conditions are expected, with heat index values reaching 105°+ even though actual air temperatures are forecast to be in the upper 90s. The region may see the first 100° day of the year much earlier than the typical July 1 average, with record heat potential next week. Mother’s Day is expected to carry a low chance of rain but elevated temperatures are likely.

Local impacts and planning

The combination of short-term winter precipitation and a persistent warm pattern highlights rapid variability in conditions across North Texas. Travel planners, school administrators and employers should stay informed through live updates and local forecasts. Rain and storm coverage is expected to increase next week, which may alter temperature trends and precipitation timing.

New grocery price-comparison app launching Monday

In a separate development, an officer with nearly 18 years in law enforcement is launching a grocery price-comparison mobile app called Grocery Dealz on Monday. The app is designed to help shoppers compare grocery prices across major retailers in four Texas metro areas: Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio.

How the app works

Grocery Dealz allows users to build a grocery cart, select which stores to compare, and receive a comparison of total prices with an itemized breakdown. The tool is intended to highlight where the same list of items costs more or less across stores, helping budget-conscious households identify potential savings. Early estimates suggest users could save up to 20% on groceries by comparing totals and choosing lower-cost options.

Creator background and intent

The app’s creator previously operated several small businesses, including barbecue restaurants and a novelty beverage delivery business. The app was developed to address the struggles families face with tight budgets and the proliferation of grocery options, offering a straightforward way to compare costs before purchasing.

Context and next steps

Residents should monitor local streams and apps for dynamic winter-weather updates and verify mobile streaming requirements for their devices. Simultaneously, local shoppers may have a new tool to help manage grocery spending as the app becomes available. Weather models and coverage forecasts will continue to evolve through the week, with additional updates expected as forecasters refine timing and intensity for both precipitation and heat risks.

FAQ

What areas of North Texas are at risk for the winter precipitation?

The forecast covers the broader North Texas region, including the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding counties. Specific impacts will vary by location.

When is the winter precipitation expected to begin?

Precipitation is expected to begin early Thursday morning and continue until the system exits the area; timing may be adjusted as models update.

Will live coverage be available on TV and streaming platforms?

Yes. Local stations and their streaming services plan continuous coverage, including radar models, traffic updates and breaking information. Mobile streaming may require the station’s app.

What should shoppers know about the Grocery Dealz app?

Grocery Dealz launches Monday and enables users to build a shopping cart, select stores, and compare total and itemized prices across major retailers in DFW, Houston, Austin and San Antonio. Potential savings of up to 20% have been suggested.

Is it unusual to have both winter precipitation and a heat advisory?

Rapid shifts in weather patterns can produce localized winter precipitation while other parts of the region experience heat. Timing, location and intensity will determine local conditions.

Key Features and Forecast Summary
Topic	Key Points
Winter precipitation	Snow, sleet and freezing rain expected early Thursday; travel impacts likely; live streaming coverage planned.
Streaming access	Continuous live updates available on TV and connected-TV platforms; mobile streaming may require the station app.
Heat advisory	Heat index values of 105°+ possible; air temps in upper 90s; first 100° day of year could occur earlier than usual.
Grocery Dealz app	Launches Monday; price-comparison across major retailers in DFW, Houston, Austin, San Antonio; build cart and compare totals; potential savings up to 20%.
Next steps	Monitor live updates for evolving forecasts and prepare for variable conditions across the region.

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