Fort Worth could possibly see freezing rain this weekend, according to the National Weather Service Fort Worth.

MLK Day will be bright and seasonably mild. Clouds return tomorrow followed by an increasing chance of rain late Tuesday night/Wednesday. --

A cold font, arriving by Friday night, will set the stage for a chilly weekend and a relatively widespread Texas freeze Saturday night.

Tonight, temperatures will drop to the teens and twenties, with a widespread freeze expected. Remember the 4 p’s (protect people, pets, plants and pipes). — Meteorologist

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Winter-normal temperatures arrive just as Austin enters road race season, beginning with the Spurs Austin International Half Marathon this Sunday.

Saturday’s highs ranged from the mid 50s in the northern and western Hill Country to the upper 50s to low 60s elsewhere. Today’s highs will be a few degrees warmer. Another cold morning begins the work week, with several minimums in the 30s to a few low 40s.

Texas has seen a dry and warm start to 2026, but the winds of change may blow in pretty soon. While the state will endure another several days of warmer-than-usual temperatures, forecasters say precipitation and even cooler weather are possible later in the week.

Sleet and freezing rain may seem similar at first glance, but they are definitely different when it comes to impacts.