Freeze Coming This Week For DFW!


A significant cool down is coming late this week! After a Thursday cold front, temperatures will trend downward toward the 30’s. Friday night through Saturday night temperatures are posing to be a freezing threat. Make sure to hold off planting your garden until after this freezing event! Temperatures will gradually increase after this week. Remember to follow the 4 P’s and stay weather aware!

Remember the 4 P’s!

Plants – Put heavy warm blankets over your plants. With this extreme cold, your plants won’t stand a chance without proper protection. Take in all delicate plants to keep them alive.
Pets – If you own any pets, do not let them wander outdoors for extended periods of time or be unsupervised! Temperatures this low can be extremely hazardous for your pet!
Pipes – Cover your outdoor pipes properly! Temperatures close to zero can produce more issues than just to your outdoor pipes. Make sure to set all your external faucets in your house or apartment to drip slowly to prevent freezes in the pipeline! For pool owners, make sure to run your pool equipment through these low temperatures in order to prevent freezes! Cover your equipment with heavy warm blankets to provide better protection.
People – Last of all and most importantly, protect yourself and others! Make sure your neighbors have what they need to get through this cold and that they won’t go out during these frigid temperatures unprepared. Minimize trips outdoors and wear proper clothing to keep warm. Hypothermia can set quickly especially with wind chills in the negatives.

Severe Storms Thursday

There is a chance of severe storms on Thursday for DFW. It is too early for WC to predict to what extent the severity will be and exactly where it will be, therefore WC will not be doing a blog on it yet. However, expect a WC blog in the next two days with the severe weather risk information for Thursday!



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