Winter weather has arrived in North Texas. Here's what you need to know

Updated at 6:25 p.m. with additional forecast information below.

While parts of North Texas are still under a Winter Weather Advisory or Winter Storm Warning, winter weather chances will generally be low the rest of the day for most.

The exception is western North Texas (areas under the Winter Storm Warning), where some additional amounts of sleet or snow are possible (1" or so) with some more rounds of wintry weather on and off the rest of today. These locations will also continue to have icy, slick, and hazardous roadways.

Timeline

Now - overnight

Dallas-Fort Worth area: Light snow will stick around until around 8:00 PM in the northwest portion of the metroplex. Temps fall below freezing by late evening into the overnight hours. Roads will be dry, so icy roads or refreezing is not likely.

Western North Texas: Snow showers will continue until around 8:00 PM and then just turn dry and very cold. Clearing skies overnight will allow temps to drop into the 20s by Thursday morning.

Eastern North Texas: Scattered sleet showers possible with little to no accumulation. Icy roads not likely. Turning dry by Thursday morning.

Remember to download the WFAA app to check one of our dozens of local radars near you as well as the latest forecast, cameras and current conditions.

More on the winter weather:

• Freezing rain, some snow reported across North Texas
• TxDOT prepares for winter weather with a toolbox of brine, salt and sand
• Here's how different types of winter precipitation are formed
• Safety tips for driving in wintry weather conditions