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Catastrophic Winter Storm Grips Fort Worth: Schools Closed, Flights Canceled, Officials Urge Caution

Catastrophic Winter Storm Grips Fort Worth: Schools Closed, Flights Canceled, Officials Urge Caution

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 Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, January twenty-fourth.

We're waking up to a winter weather situation that's impacting everything happening across our city today. Forecasters are calling this a potentially catastrophic winter storm, and we're seeing the effects right now. The National Weather Service reports that freezing temperatures began around four this morning, and we're expecting ice accumulation of a quarter to half inch, followed by sleet and snow throughout the day. Travel conditions are hazardous, and officials are urging everyone to stay home if at all possible.

Despite the dangerous conditions, the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is proceeding as planned this weekend. Management says all scheduled events at the Will Rogers Memorial Center and Dickies Arena will go forward, though crews are working around the clock to remove ice from streets and walkways. However, the Colter Wall and Friends concerts scheduled for last night and today at Will Rogers Auditorium have been canceled due to the weather. Tickets are being automatically refunded.

In sports news, the Dallas Mavericks are still planning to play the Los Angeles Lakers today, though fans are encouraged to arrive early. The North and North Platinum entrances will be closed to help the building maintain its temperature.

Here in Fort Worth, city leaders are taking this seriously. Emergency warming centers opened yesterday, with the primary shelter located at Fair Worth's Fair Park, which can accommodate more than a thousand people. Fort Worth also opened an emergency shelter for people experiencing homelessness at eleven hundred East Lancaster Avenue, staying open until temperatures rise to safe levels. The city has fifty sanding trucks positioned at critical locations including bridges, overpasses, major intersections, hospitals, and fire stations.

Many businesses and schools have adjusted their operations. H-E-B stores across the metroplex are opening at eight in the morning, and several school districts have canceled weekend activities. Arlington ISD called off all after-school programs and weekend events, with a decision on Monday's schedule expected by Sunday afternoon.

Over a thousand flights have been canceled at DFW International and Dallas Love Field combined as airlines proactively reduce schedules. The managed lane operators have closed all DFW TEXpress corridors, including the LBJ Express and North Tarrant Express.

Looking ahead, temperatures will remain below freezing through Monday, with the coldest point coming Sunday night into Monday morning. We won't see above-freezing temperatures until Tuesday afternoon, when conditions should finally improve.

We want to remind everyone to check on neighbors, especially seniors and those with special needs. Stay warm, stay safe, and please stay off the roads if you can.

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