Dallas received notable snowfall between Thursday and Friday, leading to essential preparations and advisories for residents. According to reports, the National Weather Service confirmed snow totals reaching 3 to 5 inches across various parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. In a statement, the NWS mentioned, ‘The snowfall was heavier in the western suburbs, with some isolated areas reporting up to 6 inches.’ The snowfall began late Thursday evening and continued into Friday morning, resulting in slowed traffic and challenging road conditions. ‘We urge all residents to avoid unnecessary travel until conditions improve,’ stated Dallas Transportation Director, David N. LeGrand. City officials advised that crews are working around the clock to treat the roads, using salt and sand to mitigate hazards. Public services are also emphasizing safety, encouraging people to prepare for potential power outages and hazardous conditions. ‘Stay indoors if possible, and if you must go out, please drive carefully and be aware of icy patches,’ warned the Dallas Office of Emergency Management. ‘This weather event highlights the importance of being ready for anything.’ As the region works to recover from the winter storm, it remains crucial for residents to monitor local news and updates on conditions as well as city advisories regarding public transport and road status.
Dallas Experiences Significant Snowfall with Safety Measures in Effect
