Residents are asking "when is it going to snow in Texas" as a strong cold front makes it way amid an arctic blast bringing a possible snow storm.

Meteorologists expect snow and sleet to come to the region on Wednesday or Thursday as arctic air and a low pressure system blend to make way for snow.

The highest risk zone starts in northeast Houston, including cities like Cleveland and Livingston. Severe weather threats like this are a good reminder to stay alert and ready. Check the maps below for a detailed look at the threat area, and keep your phones handy on Sunday. If there are warnings our KPRC Storm Tracker 2 app will alert you.

Long-range weather models are showing a chance of snow and ice for parts of Texas next week, but plenty of uncertainty remains for San Antonio.

Large swathes of Texas are likely to experience freezing conditions in January, and a new report from KHOU meteorologist Pat Cavlin raises the possibility of snowfalls across the Lone Star State—some potentially occurring as far south as the Houston area.

While not as severe as the 2021 Great Texas Freeze, the upcoming polar vortex will quickly drop temperatures into the 20s and 30s across Texas next week. What is a polar vortex? A

Central Texas county officials and TxDOT are hitting the road warning residents and preparing roads for harsh icy winter weather expected to hit on the weekend.