Erath County under winter storm watch through Friday; 3-6 inches of snow and ice will make travel ‘difficult to impossible.’
- Sara Vanden Berge
- Jan 7
- 1 min read
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for much of North Texas, including Erath County.
Heavy snow and mixed precipitation are expected from late Wednesday through Friday afternoon with three to six inches of snow and one-tenth of an inch of ice possible.
“Roads, and especially bridges and overpasses, will likely become slick and hazardous making travel difficult to impossible,” the advisory states.
“The hazardous conditions could impact the Thursday morning and evening commutes.”
Wintry precipitation will start early Thursday morning and increase in intensity and coverage throughout the day.
Make sure to protect your pets, pipes and plants, then settle in for a blast of winter.
Other affected counties include Comanche, Eastland, Hood, Palo Pinto, Tarrant and Somervell.
Crazy how Erath County’s getting hit so hard this week. Six inches of snow and ice will definitely make driving a nightmare. Hope everyone’s stocked up and staying safe indoors. Reading this from Sobha Skypark, and it’s wild how different the weather feels here compared to that chaos.
Crazy how Erath County’s bracing for 3–6 inches of snow and ice! Roads will be brutal, so staying in sounds best. I’m already planning cozy indoor days, hot cocoa, and maybe board games. Good reminder to grab dining table protective covers—melting snow and mess can ruin furniture fast.
Wow, reading about Erath County under a winter storm watch is intense. With 3-6 inches of snow and ice, travel could easily become impossible. Makes me think of similar storms in Lewiston Maine—drivers there always have to be extra careful. Stay safe and prepared out there.
Wow, Erath County is really getting hammered! With 3-6 inches of snow and icy roads, travel sounds nearly impossible through Friday. Definitely a time to stay home, stay safe, and maybe browse the Best Deals on Romantic Resorts in The Maldives instead—way more relaxing than venturing out in this storm.
Wow, Erath County’s winter storm watch sounds intense! With 3-6 inches of snow and ice making travel nearly impossible, everyone should stay safe and avoid driving. For those dreaming of a getaway, checking a Worthersee location holiday guide could help plan a safe winter escape instead.