The only winter weather event of the season occurred January 23-25. A mix of sleet and snow fell across the region, but sleet was the predominant precipitation type.
Every event with a place to put it; 102 filed by county or forecast zone are drawn at its center, in a lighter ring. Tap one for its entry below.
Deaths and injuries are direct and indirect together, as the offices filed them. Damage is property and crops in the dollars of the year, not adjusted for inflation, and only where an office estimated it.
The episode as NWS FWD wrote it up.
The only winter weather event of the season occurred January 23-25. A mix of sleet and snow fell across the region, but sleet was the predominant precipitation type. The highest sleet and snow totals were north of Interstate 20, and the highest freezing rain totals were in our far eastern counties. In addition to the wintry precipitation, bitterly cold air accompanied the system meeting Extreme Cold Warning criteria through the 27th. Unfortunately 8 deaths were reported with this event.
The local office's own words before the first event, as it sent them, from the Iowa Environmental Mesonet's archive of National Weather Service text.
NWS Fort Worth, TX wrote its last area forecast discussion before the first event at Jan 23, 2:19 PM CST, 3 hours 41 minutes earlier. Its key messages:
Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Fort Worth TX 219 PM CST Fri Jan 23 2026 ...New SHORT TERM, LONG TERM, SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT... .KEY MESSAGES... - Widespread travel impacts due to wintry precipitation are expected to begin this evening across North Texas and Saturday across Central Texas. Precipitation will end Sunday, but travel impacts will linger into Monday and Tuesday. - Strong winds along with ice on tree limbs and power lines could cause sporadic power outages Saturday and Sunday. - Life-threatening cold wind chills as low as 5 to 10 below zero Saturday, Sunday and Monday nights will result in hypothermia and frostbite if precautions are not taken. - A long duration of below-freezing temperatures from tonight through Tuesday will increase the risk of broken pipes and water damage. - Final preparations for the impending winter weather need to be completed now! && .SHORT TERM... (This evening through Sunday) Issued at 1241 PM CST Fri Jan 23 2026 A major winter storm remains on track to impact North and Central Texas beginning this evening and continuing through the weekend, with impacts from the winter storm lingering into Monday and Tuesday. Latest surface observations show the Arctic cold front has pushed southward into North Texas and is currently near a Bowie to Sherman line. Temperatures have already fallen into the upper 30s immediately behind the front, with the freezing line further north from just north of Wichita Falls to north of Ardmore. The front is anticipated to continue southward through North Texas this afternoon/evening and into Central Texas tonight, with the freezing line reaching DFW around 04-06Z and Temple/Killeen around 12Z tomorrow morning. Strong WAA aloft is underway across our region ahead of a large upper low off the west coast of Baja California, with radar showing widespread light to moderate rain now across much of North and Central Texas. As the Arctic front undercuts the ongoing rain this evening into tomorrow, rain will change to freezing rain from north to south with ice accumulations beginning fairly quickly on elevated surfaces as temperatures continue to fall into the 20s tonight into tomorrow. As the shallow cold air near the surface deepens with time overnight into Saturday, freezing rain will transition to sleet as the predominate precipitation type across North Texas. For Central Texas, the cold air will remain more shallow with a stronger warm nose aloft, so freezing rain is anticipated to be the main precip type with sleet mixing in occasionally. CAMs such as the HRRR also indicate a few thunderstorms could develop at times within the broad precipitation shield, especially tonight into Saturday morning, which could lead to thundersleet (TSIP) or thunder-freezing rain (TSFZRA) and enhance precipitation rates. Models indicate there will be somewhat of a lull in precipitation on Saturday afternoon as the first upper wave exits the region, but the main upper low will eject eastward quickly on its heels and bring more widespread, heavy precipitation Saturday evening through Saturday night. Despite temperatures falling into the 10s, sleet looks to be the main precip type across North Texas during this timeframe with freezing rain across Central Texas due to a strong warm nose aloft. A few thunderstorms also appear likely which would lead to periods of heavy sleet/freezing rain. As the main upper wave shifts over and east of us Sunday morning, this should finally cool the warm nose aloft for a transition to snow across North Texas before precipitation quickly ends across the entire area from west to east Sunday afternoon. Latest storm total ice, sleet and snow accumulations remain similar to previous forecasts. Combined sleet/snow totals around 1 inch are expected in Central Texas, with 1 to 5 inch amounts in North Texas. Ice amounts around 1/4 to 1/2 inch are expected for most of our area, although isolated 3/4 inch ice amounts are possible in our East Texas counties. Given these higher ice amounts in East Texas, along with the gusty north winds anticipated Saturday/Sunday, and our neighbors changing hazards to an Ice Storm Warning, have issued a small Ice Storm Warning for our southeast counties to match with SHV/HGX. Despite the hazard name change, our messaging and impacts remain the same for these counties with hazardous travel and scattered power outages anticipated. && .LONG TERM... (Sunday night through next Thursday) Issued at 1241 PM CST Fri Jan 23 2026 Although all precipitation will end on Sunday, impacts from the ice/sleet/snow will continue Monday into Tuesday as temperatures remain well below freezing. Guidance continues to appear too warm for lows both Monday and Tuesday mornings given the expected icy ground, and have gone closer to the NBM 25th percentile numbers with lows mainly in the single digits to near zero. Wind chills will make it feel even colder with -5 to -15 wind chills expected Monday morning and -5 to 5 Tuesday morning. Will likely have to extend the Extreme Cold Warning through Monday night/Tuesday morning in future updates. Temps look to finally warm above freezing by Tuesday afternoon with highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s. This will end a roughly 80-90 hour period of below freezing temperatures across North and Central Texas. However, no big warmup is anticipated with cold dry weather continuing Wednesday and Thursday with highs only in the 40s and lows in the 20s. 12Z models indicate another potential winter weather maker next weekend, but we'll look more into that once we get through this first one. && .AVIATION... (18Z TAFS) Issued at 1126 AM CST Fri Jan 23 2026 No major changes to the latest aviation forecast with conditions expected to continue to deteriorate through the late evening and overnight. For the rest of this afternoon, IFR will generally prevail with cigs lowering into the evening. Rain will be the dominant precip type through the afternoon and it's not entirely out of the question to see -TSRA intermittently, but we'll hold off on any TEMPO as lightning strikes will be pretty sporadic. Cold air will continue to spill south this evening with the freezing line expected to make it into the Metroplex in the 8-11 pm timeframe. We'll show a switch over to -FZRA at 3Z at DFW. There may be some sleet pellets that mix in with rain during this time...but the switch to mainly sleet will likely hold off until overnight. Sleet should prevail early Saturday morning and intermittently through the day, although there may be breaks in the precip through Saturday afternoon before additional wintry weather spreads in Saturday night. Winds will gradually become more northerly through this evening and intermittent gusts to 25 kt are expected during the overnight hours. Dunn && .SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT... Issued at 1241 PM CST Fri Jan 23 2026 Spotter activation is not expected at this time. && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... Dallas-Ft. Worth 23 28 14 22 / 100 100 100 30 Waco 27 31 17 23 / 100 100 100 20 Paris 20 23 14 20 / 100 100 100 40 Denton 17 24 9 22 / 100 100 100 30 McKinney 22 26 13 21 / 100 100 100 30 Dallas 24 29 15 22 / 100 100 100 30 Terrell 22 28 15 22 / 100 100 100 30 Corsicana 27 31 20 25 / 100 100 100 30 Temple 27 32 17 27 / 100 90 100 20 Mineral Wells 18 23 10 22 / 100 100 100 30 && .FWD WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... Winter Storm Warning from 6 PM this evening to noon CST Sunday for TXZ091>095-100>107-115>121-123-129>134-141. Extreme Cold Warning from 6 PM Saturday to noon CST Monday for TXZ091>095-100>107-115>123-129>135-141>148-156>162-174-175. Ice Storm Warning from midnight tonight to noon CST Sunday for TXZ122-135-147-148-162. Winter Storm Warning from 6 AM Saturday to noon CST Sunday for TXZ142>146-156>161-174-175. && SHORT TERM...Shamburger LONG TERM....Shamburger AVIATION...Dunn
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
46 winter storm, 46 extreme cold/wind chill, 10 cold/wind chill. Local standard time, as filed.
Sleet and snow totals up to 6.5 inches were reported across Cooke County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported near Gainesville and Callisburg. Some damage occurred to an indoor arena near Gainesville with a metal structure collapsed due to the sleet and snow.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1.5 inches were reported in Eastland County. The highest sleet and snow total was reported north of Cisco.
Sleet and snow totals up to 4 inches were reported across Jack County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported in Jacksboro and Bryson.
Sleet and snow totals between 4 and 5 inches were reported across Montague County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported south-southwest of Bowie.
Sleet and snow totals up to 2 inches were reported across Palo Pinto County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported in Palo Pinto.
Sleet and snow totals over an inch fell across Stephens County. A CoCoRaHS station in the northeast part of the county reported 0.7 of sleet.
Sleet and snow totals up to 6 inches were reported in Young County. The highest sleet totals were reported just west-northwest of Graham.
Sleet and snow totals up to 5 inches fell across Wise County.
Sleet and snow totals up to 5.8 inches were reported across Grayson County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations up to 0.2 inches. The highest sleet and snow total was reported northwest of Van Alstyne.
Sleet and snow totals between 0.5 and 1.8 inches were reported across Hood County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations up to 0.02 inches. The highest sleet and snow total was reported in Oak Trail Shores.
Sleet and snow totals between 1.5 and 5 inches were reported across Parker County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported just southwest of Reno. The Emergency Manager reported a roof collapse at GNJ Pickleball in Willow Park. The estimated damage to the metal warehouse facility was $2 million.
Sleet and snow totals between 1 and 3.5 inches were reported across Denton County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations between 0.03 and 0.05 inches. The highest sleet and snow total was reported in Justin. An awning collapsed at the Downtown Mini mall in Denton due to the sleet and snow.
Sleet and snow totals up to 3 inches were reported across Tarrant County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations up to 0.05 inches. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported near Blue Mound.
Sleet and snow totals between 1 and 5 inches were reported across Fannin County. The highest sleet and snow total was reported in Bonham State Park.
Sleet and snow totals up to 2 inches were reported in Lamar County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations up to 0.25 inches. The highest sleet, snow, and freezing rain totals were reported near Paris. Scattered trees and power lines were knocked down due to ice across Lamar County with some roads blocked and power outages, especially from Paris into northeast portions of the county.
Sleet and snow totals around 1 fell in Hamilton County.
Sleet and snow totals generally between 0.4 and 5.8 inches were reported around Collin County, as well as about 0.05 inches of freezing rain. The highest sleet total was reported in Melissa by a member of the public, with freezing rain reported near Plano and New Hope. Unfortunately 2 female teenagers died in a sledding accident in Frisco. Across the DFW Metroplex, one children's hospital reported 52 sledding related injuries.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1.5 inches were reported across Mills County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported northeast of Mullin.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1.6 inches were reported across Rockwall County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported just north-northeast of Heath.
Sleet and snow totals around 1 fell in Comanche County.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1 fell in Erath County.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1 fell in Bosque County.
Sleet and snow totals between 1.2 and 2 inches were reported across Ellis County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations up to 0.1 inches. The highest sleet and snow total was reported just southeast of Ovilla.
Sleet and snow totals between 0.5 and 1.5 inches were reported across Johnson County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported east-northeast of Briaroaks.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1 fell in Lampasas County.
Sleet and snow totals between 0.9 and 2 inches were reported across Hunt County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported at Lake Tawakoni State Park.
Sleet and snow totals up to 0.5 inches were reported in Kaufman County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations up to 0.09 inches. Up to 0.2 inches of sleet fell in Kaufman, and the report of freezing rain came in from south of Terrell.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1 fell in Somervell County.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1 inch fell across Delta County, along with freezing rain accumulations up to 0.25 inches.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1 inch fell across Rains County, along with freezing rain accumulations up to 0.25 inches.
Sleet and snow totals up to 0.6 inches were reported across Limestone County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported northeast of Groesbeck.
Sleet totals between 0.4 and 2 inches were reported around Coryell County. The highest totals were reported in Pidcoke.
Sleet and snow totals between 0.5 and 3 inches were reported across Dallas County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations between 0.05 and 0.07 inches. The highest sleet and snow total was reported in Cedar Hill State Park.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1.3 inches were reported in Hill County. The highest sleet and snow total was reported between Whitney and the Lake Whitney Dam.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1.5 inches were reported in Hopkins County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations up to 0.25 inches. The highest sleet, snow, and freezing rain totals were reported northwest of Sulphur Springs.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1 inch were reported across McLennan County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported near Waco and Hewitt.
Sleet totals up to 1.8 inches were reported around Anderson County. The highest total was reported by the CoCoRaHs station just east of Palestine. In addition, up to a quarter inch of freezing rain occurred in the county.
Sleet totals up to 0.3 inches were reported across Milam County. The highest sleet totals were reported north-northeast of Cameron. In addition, freezing rain totals up to 0.25 fell across the county.
Sleet and snow totals between 0.1 to 1.8 inches were reported across Van Zandt County, along with reports of freezing rain accumulations up to 0.1 inches. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported in Wills Point. Several wrecks and 18 wheeler slide offs were reported on I-20 across Van Zandt County.
Sleet and snow totals up to 0.5 inches fell across Freestone County.
Freezing rain totals up to 0.18 inches were reported across Navarro County. The highest freezing rain totals were reported northeast of Mustang at the KCRS ASOS station.
Sleet totals up to 1.2 inches were reported around Bell County. The highest totals were reported by the CoCoRaHs station near Morgans Point Resort.
Sleet and snow totals up to 1 inch fell across Falls County.
Sleet and snow totals between 1.2 and 3 inches were reported across Henderson County. The highest sleet and snow totals were reported in Brownsboro.
Sleet and snow totals up to 0.5 inches fell across Robertson County. Freezing rain totals up to 0.25 also fell across the county.
Observation sites across Bell County recorded wind chills around or below 5 degrees on the 25th and 26th of January. The lowest wind chill of -1 was at KGRK the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Bosque County recorded wind chills around or below 0 degrees on the 25th of January. The lowest wind chill of -1 was recorded at a CWOP site northwest of Walnut Springs the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Collin County recorded wind chills around or below 0 degrees on the 25th of January. The lowest wind chill of -4 was recorded at KTKI the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Comanche County recorded wind chills around or below 0 degrees on the 25th and 26th of January. The lowest wind chill of -4 was recorded at the Comanche RAWS observation site the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Cooke County recorded wind chills around or below 0 degrees on the 25th and 26th of January. The lowest wind chill of -8 was recorded at KGLE the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Coryell County recorded wind chills at or below 5 degrees on the 25th and 26th of January. The lowest wind chill of 0 was recorded at KGOP the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Denton County recorded wind chills at or below 0 degrees on the 25th and 26th of January. The lowest wind chills (-5 at KDTO and -7 at a CWOP site northwest of Aubrey) were recorded the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Eastland County recorded wind chills at or below 0 degrees on the 25th and 26th of January. The lowest wind chill of -10 was recorded at KGZN the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Ellis County recorded wind chills at or below 0 degrees on the 25th of January. The lowest wind chill of -4 was recorded at KJWY the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Erath County recorded wind chills at or below 0 degrees on the 25th and 26th of January. The lowest wind chill of -7 was recorded at KSEP the morning of January 25th.
Observation sites in Falls County recorded wind chills at or below 5 degrees on the 25th of January. The lowest wind chill of 3 was recorded at a SCAN observation north of Marlin near the county line the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -3 was recorded at Jones Field (F00) the morning of January 25th. Unfortunately 3 young boys died after falling through ice on a frozen pond.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -6 was recorded at KGYI the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -8 was recorded at a CWOP site south-southwest of Pecan Plantation the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -6 was recorded at KCPT the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -4 was recorded at an AIRNOW observation site south of Kaufman the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of 0 was recorded at KPRX the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -10 was recorded at K0F2 the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -1 was recorded at KF46 the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -1 was recorded at TWDB observation site north of Glen Rose the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -10 was recorded at a CWOP observation site south of Paradise the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 0 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -9 was recorded at KRPH the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of 2 was recorded at a UPR observation site just north of Wortham the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -7 was recorded at KMNZ the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -1 was recorded at KINJ the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of 0 was recorded at KLZZ the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of 1 was recorded at KLXY the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -5 was recorded at a UPR observation site just north of West the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of 3 was recorded at KT35 the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of 0 was recorded at a CWOP observation site in blooming Grove the morning of January 25th, and another low wind chill of 4 was recorded at KCRS the morning of January 26th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th. The lowest wind chill of -4 was recorded at an AIRNOW observation site south of the Twin Oak Reservoir the morning of January 25th, and another low wind chill of 5 was recorded at a UPR observation site southwest of Calvert the morning of January 26th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th.
Wind chills dropped below 5 degrees across the county between Saturday evening and Tuesday morning, January 24th through 27th.
Wind chills at or below zero were observed across Dallas County between January 24th and January 27th. The lowest wind chill of -6 was recorded by KDFW the morning of January 25th, and a wind chill of -1 was recorded at KDFW the morning of January 26th.
Wind chills at or below zero were observed across Delta County between January 24th and January 27th.
Wind chills at or below zero were observed across Hopkins County between January 24th and January 27th.
Wind chills at or below zero were observed across Hunt County between January 24th and January 27th.
Wind chills at or below zero were observed across Palo Pinto County between January 24th and January 27th. The lowest wind chill of -4 was recorded by multiple observation sites the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills at or below zero were observed across Parker County between January 24th and January 27th. The lowest wind chill of -6 was recorded at KMWL the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills at or below zero were observed across Stephens County between January 24th and January 27th. The lowest wind chill of -6 was recorded at KBKD the morning of January 25th.
Wind chills at or below zero were observed across Tarrant County between January 24th and January 27th. The lowest wind chill of -7 was recorded at a CWOP observation site west of White Settlement the morning of January 25th. Unfortunately a couple in Colleyville died when their space heater caught the house on fire. Two adults in the house were also injured but escaped the house. Additional, another male in Colleyville died when he fell through a frozen pond.
Sleet and snow totals up to 0.5 inches fell across Leon County. Freezing rain totals up to 0.25 also fell across the county.
Wind chills dropped to 15 degrees or lower across Bell County the morning of the 28th of January. The lowest wind chill of 14 was recorded at KTPL the morning of January 28th.
Wind chills dropped below 15 degrees across Bosque County the morning of the 28th of January.
Wind chills dropped below 15 degrees across Coryell County the morning of the 28th of January.
Wind chills dropped below 15 degrees across Falls County the morning of the 28th of January.
Wind chills dropped to 15 degrees or below across Falls County the morning of the 28th of January. A wind chill of 15 was recorded at KMNZ the morning of January 28th.
Wind chills dropped to 15 degrees or lower across Hill County the morning of the 28th of January.
Wind chills dropped to 15 degrees or lower across Lampasas County the morning of the 28th of January.
Wind chills dropped to 15 degrees or lower across McLennan County the morning of the 28th of January.
Wind chills dropped to 15 degrees or lower across Milam County the morning of the 28th of January.
Wind chills dropped to 15 degrees or lower across Mills County the morning of the 28th of January.
As the offices recorded each death: direct deaths were caused by the weather itself, indirect ones by something it set in motion.
| Event | Date | Age | Sex | Where | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Winter Storm, Collin | 2026-01-25 | 16 | Female | Outside/Open Areas | Indirect |
| Winter Storm, Collin | 2026-01-28 | 16 | Female | Outside/Open Areas | Indirect |
| Extreme Cold/Wind Chill, Fannin | 2026-01-26 | 6 | Male | Outside/Open Areas | Indirect |
| Extreme Cold/Wind Chill, Fannin | 2026-01-26 | 8 | Male | Outside/Open Areas | Indirect |
| Extreme Cold/Wind Chill, Fannin | 2026-01-26 | 9 | Male | Outside/Open Areas | Indirect |
| Extreme Cold/Wind Chill, Tarrant | 2026-01-25 | 78 | Male | Outside/Open Areas | Indirect |
| Extreme Cold/Wind Chill, Tarrant | 2026-01-24 | 78 | Male | Permanent Home | Indirect |
| Extreme Cold/Wind Chill, Tarrant | 2026-01-24 | 77 | Female | Permanent Home | Indirect |
After NWS Directive 10-1605, the rules offices file Storm Data by.
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