Get the latest North Texas winter storm update: DFW snow and sleet totals, hazardous road conditions, and dangerous wind chills as low as -12 degrees.

A dangerous winter storm is set to bring a treacherous mix of ice and snow to North Texas, triggering a 100-hour deep freeze that will keep temperatures below freezing until Tuesday.

Dallas Fire-Rescue and other agencies across DFW have responded to dozens of accidents as well.

Dallas County officials are working to get the roads cleared of ice and snow as the work week approaches. CBS had a good idea on Sunday for its broadcast of snowy conditions in the AFC championship. But the network quickly and wisely abandoned it as the execution caused more problems then it solved.

From rain to ice, North Texans should prepare for a freezing weekend as snow and sleet take aim at the Metroplex.

Dallas officials said at a news conference Friday they plan to house at least 1,200 people at Fair Park to escape freezing temperatures and wintry weather expected to sweep across North Texas this weekend.

Dallas City leaders laid out their action plan for the incoming wintry mix and said they are ready for whatever comes. City officials held a news conference on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the roles of different departments as they gear up to respond to various needs.

The most widespread sleet, snow, and freezing rain has occurred overnight, and is beginning to taper off from west to east this morning. A mix of sleet and snow remains possible mainly in North Texas through this afternoon,

Oncor crews across North Texas are ramping up equipment, tree‑trimming and outage‑response teams as freezing rain and Dallas weather alerts raise the threat of ice‑related power failures.

Through Tuesday morning, the National Weather Service recommends residents limit time spent in the cold and dress in warm, lightweight layers if outside.

Dallas opens a shelter for residents due to severe weather, with a briefing detailing city preparedness plans.

DFW Airport is leading the nation in flight disruptions Friday as North Texas braces for snow, ice and record-breaking cold.