It really hasn’t felt like winter in Texas lately, but that will change in a big way starting this weekend with snow possible in parts of the Lone Star State.

Snow accumulations >5" are expected across the NW TX and OK Panhandles through much of the day, with lighter totals of 1-4" favored generally north of the Canadian River Valley. There are low chances for localized totals >8", with snowfall rates of 1-2"/hr possible. #phwx pic.twitter.com/rGNqvHppOc

Texas has experienced above-average temperatures lately, but that could change this weekend amid a cold front with chances of snow.

With La Niña in place, snow is even less likely in South Texas this year, but history shows significant winter storms still occur from time to time.

After record-breaking heat during Christmas across much of Texas, conditions have turned much colder during the final days of 2025.

Warmer winter weather has triggered high pollen levels across North Texas. Experts recommend saline rinses, air filters, and OTC nasal sprays for relief. DALLAS - Winter allergies have a lot of North Texans sneezing and looking for relief. Our warmer than usual weather has led to a pollen explosion that's covering most of the state right now.

Record heat in the middle of winter? Here’s why Texas has been running so warm and why that could still change.