Freezing Temperatures Don’t Allow Conditions in DFW to Improve

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) – North Texans woke up on Friday to conditions worse than what was experienced on Thursday as the impacts of a winter storm were still being felt.

“I think it’s worse today,” said a Dallas County driver.” “It’s all frozen and I’m seeing a lot of cars on the side of the road.”

View at 7:30am from https://t.co/R7JMn3ET1o showing light traffic at US-75/US-380 in McKinney. Thank you to drivers for heeding the weather warnings & changing travel plans! Crews reporting slick conditions from frigid temps across metro; clearance ops still underway. #txwx pic.twitter.com/lsFyiT71KC
— TxDOT Dallas (@TxDOTDallas) February 4, 2022

Despite the frozen roads, it appeared more cars were on the road Friday.

More traffic but same conditions or worse compared to Thurs. @570KLIF @WBAP247NEWS pic.twitter.com/rxD25ZlF85
— Clayton Neville (@ClaytonNeville) February 4, 2022

Temperatures were colder overnight Friday than the previous 24 hours. Temps aren’t expected to get above freezing until Saturday.

A crunchy start to your weekend. Stories @WBAP247NEWS @570KLIF pic.twitter.com/sp8qymCLCY
— Clayton Neville (@ClaytonNeville) February 4, 2022