"Winter Storm Fern" is bringing a dangerous mix of ice, sleet and snow to North Texas, triggering a Winter Storm Warning and a multi-day freeze across Dallas-Fort Worth. Life-threatening wind chills and potential power outages are anticipated.

Fort Worth this weekend. Here is our latest, most up-to-the-minute forecast ahead of the winter storm's arrival.

We have issued FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS FOR SATURDAY, SUNDAY, AND MONDAY due to the dangerous impacts we could see from this weekend’s winter storm. The general consensus is that Central Texas will be hit hard by a mix of freezing rain and sleet with extreme cold to follow.

A tenth of an inch of ice can lead to slick roadways and sidewalks, while a quarter-inch of ice or more could snap tree limbs and down power lines.

An Arctic front moves across South-Central Texas Friday evening, bringing wintry precipitation and wind chills. Here's what you need to know.

Gov. Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 134 counties as a severe winter storm threatens the state with life-threatening cold and ice starting Friday evening.

The latest upgrade means it's not just extreme cold that San Antonians need to prepare for.

Follow live updates as a winter storm is expected to bring heavy snowfall, icy roads and cold temperatures from the southern states to the Northeast.