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Looks like the Metroplex will get slammed by a frigid arctic blast that could bring our first real chances of snow this winter. Here’s the latest timing.

Here’s when weather in North Texas will feel frigid, “wind chill values may dip into the teens.”

The weather this week is looking to be warm with slight breezes and highs in the 80s. Low temperatures will be in the 60s.

Forecasters predict sunny skies, no rain and temperatures hovering around 50 degrees during trick-or-treat hours Tuesday for the Killeen-area during All Hallows Eve, otherwise known as Halloween.

The rain was a welcome sight Monday as meteorologists with the National Weather Service-Fort Worth predicted showers and thunderstorms to roll in and continue throughout the week.

What remains of a Pacific storm will mean rain in North Texas.

Tuesday is forecasted to be the hottest day this week, sitting around 105 degrees. Residents are advised to stay safe in the heat and dress appropriately.

Hundreds of Texans died during Winter Storm Uri in February 2021 after the states power grid failed.

An Arctic cold front is expected to arrive Wednesday evening, bringing with it the chance for ice accumulations that may not melt until late Friday or Saturday and bitingly cold

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth says storms are possible late Friday night and early Saturday morning.