NORTH TEXAS – Snow continues to fall across North Texas after a winter storm warning was dropped early Friday morning. Several inches of a wintry mix of sleet and snow were forecast to fall over North Texas between Thursday and Friday. This marks the first winter storm of the season.

DALLAS — The prospect of snow brings both excitement and, particularly since the February 2021 winter storm that left millions of Texans in the dark, anxiety in North Texas. Snow began falling Thursday morning across North Texas with between 2 and 4 inches of snow and sleet expected in the DFW area.

Parts of North Texas have already seen a significant amount of snow, with more expected in the coming hours. Snow has been falling in Denton and Collin County for a decent amount of the day, while Tarrant County and Dallas County have seen less snow. Areas like Prosper and Bonham saw six inches of snow or more reported by 9 p.m.

A winter storm warning goes into effect for parts of North Texas at 6 a.m. Thursday and continues until 12 p.m. Friday.

North Texans are bundled up or hunkered down as snow and sleet began falling on the region Thursday. A winter storm warning was in effect for numerous North Texas counties, including Collin, Dallas, Denton,

Parts of North Texas are under a winter storm watch beginning on Wednesday night and until around noon Friday, with some areas expecting up to six inches of snow. Concretely, the National Weather Service anticipated that the Dallas-Fort Worth area can expect between two and five inches of snow,

With the first forecasted snow of the year just hours away, highway crews across the Dallas-Fort Worth area are working tirelessly to ensure the safety of North Texans on the roads. Preparation has been underway for days,