Katie Frazier

The winter storm has arrived in Texas, and we’re only just getting started. Between now and Friday. morning, millions of Texans will experience wintry precipitation on their doorsteps.

Despite a winter storm moving across Texas on Thursday, the state’s power grid appears to be handling the increased demand better than anticipated so far.

Some parts of Texas may see temperatures approaching 80 degrees late next week.

Frigid temperatures and the likelihood of winter weather are on the rise as a cold snap is set to sweep across the Lone Star State, according to forecasters.

While the finer details of the forecast around an expected cold snap will continue to evolve in the coming days, we do know that freezing temperatures are coming and so is another chance for snow in Texas.

Gusty winds, an increase in winter precipitation chances and a rapid drop in temperatures will accompany the next arctic blast that is expected to arrive in Texas this weekend.

From the Panhandle to Houston, here's what Texans should expect as a series of winter storms take aim at the state in the coming days.

Texans are bracing for some of the coldest weather in months as they prepare for the upcoming winter storm.

Southeast Texas faces snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. Here’s how long it will take to recover.

As of Tuesday morning, some parts of Southeast Texas saw over 5 inches of snow.