Dangers of not protecting crops in cold weather
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FOX 26's Leslie DelasBour spoke with the owner of Froberg Farm about the dangers of not protecting your crops during cold weather and wind chill.

New regulation for senior facilities in bad weather
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Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones described regulation to protect Harris County's vulnerable seniors from weather related injury and death. FOX 26's Greg Groogan has more on the story.

Froberg Farm protecting crops from the cold
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Farmers are working to protect their crops from the cold and Froberg's Farm in Alvin is doing just that amid the cold, near-freezing weather. FOX 26's Leslie DelasBour spoke with the owner who explained how they're protecting their farm.

Dallas-area preps for snow, Cotton Bowl
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The Dallas-area could see one of its biggest snowstorms since 1980 as residents and officials prepare for the snow, but also the highly anticipated Cotton Bowl between Texas and Ohio State.

Texas winter storm: Monitoring the power grid | Forecasting With Friends
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Join the FOX 26 Weather Team as we talk all things weather. FOX 26's Lina de Florias stops by to talk about the Texas power grid and ERCOT's Weather Watch.

Gov. Abbott updates ongoing response to severe winter weather in Texas

Texas Governor Greg Abbott was briefed Wednesday morning on the latest in the severe winter weather that will affect a large area of the state. He held a news conference in Austin.

Houston weather: Jan. 8 forecast; winter storm update
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Cold this morning, but most areas above freezing, then cloudy, breezy and chilly with highs in the mid 40s.

Major winter storm expected in North Texas | FOX 26 Weather Update
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Get ready for a major winter storm to impact parts of Texas over the next few days! It looks like the Houston area will mainly get chilly rain with possibly a little sleet mixed in Thursday through Friday morning. But if you are traveling up towards the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, a Winter Storm Watch is in place late Wednesday night through Friday evening where several inches of snow could fall along with ice accumulation and sleet. It will be mostly clear and cold tonight across Houston with temperatures near freezing. Look for increase in clouds Wednesday, with only a slim shot for rain during the day. Widespread rain will overtake the Houston area Thursday, with some heavy downpours likely lasting through Friday morning. A little sleet could briefly mix with the rain, but no major ice or snow is expected on Houston roads. But we have declared Thursday through Friday morning Fox 26 Storm Alert Days due to the risk for 1 to 3 inches of rain and some street flooding. Rain should push out by Friday afternoon and evening. But temperatures will still remain on the chilly side. Look for highs in the low to middle 40s Wednesday through Friday with overnight lows in the 30s. A warming trend is expected this weekend, with high temperatures near 60 by Sunday. Slim rain chances. Return Sunday and stick around through Tuesday. Get the latest weather where you live and updates on the Texas winter storm coming by downloading our FOX Local app for your phone and smart TV and by downloading our FOX 26 weather app!

Spring Fire Department warns of fire, carbon monoxide dangers during cold weather

The Spring Fire Department is urging residents to prioritize safety during the cold weather by properly using space heaters, checking for carbon monoxide, and maintaining heating systems.

Houston evening weather forecast, Jan. 7
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Get ready for a major winter storm to impact parts of Texas over the next few days! It looks like the Houston area will mainly get chilly rain with possibly a little sleet mixed in Thursday through Friday morning. But if you are traveling up towards the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, a Winter Storm Watch is in place late Wednesday night through Friday evening where several inches of snow could fall along with ice accumulation and sleet. It will be mostly clear and cold tonight across Houston with temperatures near freezing. Look for increase in clouds Wednesday, with only a slim shot for rain during the day. Widespread rain will overtake the Houston area Thursday, with some heavy downpours likely lasting through Friday morning. A little sleet could briefly mix with the rain, but no major ice or snow is expected on Houston roads. But we have declared Thursday through Friday morning FOX26 Storm Alert Days due to the risk for 1 to 3 inches of rain and some street flooding. Rain should push out by Friday afternoon and evening. But temperatures will still remain on the chilly side. Look for highs in the low to middle 40s Wednesday through Friday with overnight lows in the 30s. A warming trend is expected this weekend, with high temperatures near 60 by Sunday. Slim rain chances. Return Sunday and stick around through Tuesday. Get the latest weather where you live and updates on the Texas winter storm coming by downloading our FOX Local app for your phone and smart TV and by downloading our FOX 26 weather app!

North Texas preparing for Arcitc blast
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The City of Dallas is preparing to handle snow and ice which is expected on Thursday. Steven Dial with our sister station in Dallas has more on what the city is doing.

Is the Texas power grid ready for this week's winter storm?

As winter weather moves into Texas this week, many are having flashbacks of 2021. Is the state's power grid ready for another winter storm?

Cold weather warning from firefighters
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Freezing temperatures are coming with a warning from the fire department and FOX 26's Damali Keith spoke with fire officials about common errors that come with trying to stay warm.

Texas winter storm update, Jan. 7
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FOX 26 Meteorologist Remeisha Shade has the details on a major winter storm about to hit Texas this week and how it'll impact the Texas vs. Ohio State game in Dallas.

Cold weather alerts, snow chances in Texas
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Allison Gargaro explains cold weather alerts and the different precipitations we could see this week. Plus, Chief Meteorologist discusses where we might see snow in Texas!