The dominant precipitation type is expected to be rain in San Antonio, but parts of the Hill Country may see sleet and freezing rain.

With the Midwest and mid-Alantic still digging out from a major winter storm, another one is forecast to sweep across the South and eastern United States this week, bringing snow, sleet and freezing rain from Texas through the Carolinas.

Another strong cold front hits Texas with subfreezing temperatures, wintery mix and snow, especially in the Hill Country as Winter Storm Blair hits the US.

Thursday to Saturday will have another dangerous winter situation in the southern U.S. Here's a timeline on where and when you have to be at a certain location to avoid the danger.

National Weather Service meteorologists predicted wintry precipitation across the southern Plains region starting Wednesday night, with snow likely in Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Farther south, snow could transition to sleet and freezing rain,

Temperatures across the Houston area dipped just below freezing again on Tuesday morning—a sign that the wintry weather conditions are here to stay. And as the freezing temps continue to blast Texas,

A winter storm is expected to impact Texas this week. Our forecast shows North Texas could see some flurries on Wednesday and snow on Thursday. The forecast will be fine-tuned as we get closer to Thursday.