A freeze is expected on Sunday night into Monday morning, with partly sunny skies increasing temperatures to 40 degrees throughout the day. The beginning of next week, from Monday through Wednesday, will bring the coldest days and the best opportunity for Houston residents to see snow.

With another Arctic blast on the way for the second time this year, CW39 anchor Sharron Melton joins Chief meteorologist Jonathan Novack who compares to it to 2021’s hard freeze when the city of Houston shut down.

FOX 26 Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz shares an update on the arctic blast headed toward Texas and our chance for actually getting snow along with hazardous ice.

Houston is preparing for a rare bout of winter weather next week as an arctic cold front brings the potential for snow and sub-freezing temperatures. Forecasts indicate that temperatures will plunge below freezing by Monday,

Though the Dallas-Fort Worth region is preparing for the possibility of significant snowfall in the coming days, CenterPoint Energy is not expecting “major winter impacts” to its electricity and natural gas infrastructure,

Warming buses will be located at five different locations along the 26-mile route Sunday, offering opportunities for runners to warm up. Free gloves also will be distributed during a pre-race event on Friday and Saturday.

The NBA initially made the decision to cancel the January 11 contest after speaking with local officials to “prioritize the safety of the players, fans, and staff due to severe weather and hazardous icy conditions in the Atlanta area.” The game has been rescheduled for January 28 at 7:30 p.m. at State Farm Arena.