The coldest temperatures of this winter freeze event are expected Monday and Tuesday mornings across Central Texas.

As icy weather approaches Austin, here’s how to prep your home and groceries without panic-buying — and what locals are actually stocking up on.

The National Weather Service says the Austin area can expect freezing temperatures this weekend, along with wind chills in the single digits and the possibility of freezing rain or sleet.

The Arctic blast has hit Central Texas and temperatures are going to get very cold.

Cold rain will transition to freezing rain by Saturday afternoon, followed by several days of below-freezing temperatures.

Austin area forecast: sunny with a high of 56 degrees and light breezes today. Clear and cool tonight with a low of 29 degrees.

Saturday started with thunder and heavy rain, but arctic air rushing in behind those storms is quickly turning liquid precipitation into the frozen variety.

You know that tub of sweaters and winter coats tucked away in your closet? Time to dust them off.

Austin's weather forecast promises clear skies, mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s, with potential showers by midweek.

Could Central Texas see some wintry mix this weekend?

Models show the arctic cold front is trending slower than previously expected, which could have a big effect on how much snow and ice will fall.