A sharp temperature drop arrives this weekend, but will there be any wintry precipitation? Here's what we know and don't know.

Areas just to our north are under a Winter Storm Watch already starting Friday night and lasting through Saturday night. The Arctic air is still scheduled to push through starting late Friday night. We will be freezing from Saturday afternoon to Monday morning.

Although Austin has a chance to see beneficial rainfall Wednesday, higher rainfall is expected over the Coastal Plains east of the I-35 corridor.

Winter weather is coming to Central Texas this weekend, and people need to take steps to protect their people, pipes, plants and pets.

For the fourth day in a row, the long-range computer weather models are hinting at a Winter Storm hitting Texas this weekend.

CBS Austin Meteorologist Avery Tomasco is predicting two different scenarios on what this winter storm will mean for Central Texas. Contrary to misinformation online, he also clarified to MySA that this weekend will not be worse or a repeat of Winter Storm Uri in 2021 or the 2023 ice storm.

The potential for winter weather in Central Texas late this week into the weekend of January 24-25 is starting to gain attention and consistency in computer models, and it’s worth a deeper

AUSTIN, Texas - Early indications from long range computer weather models are hinting at a wintry mix threat for the weekend. An Arctic front is scheduled to arrive on Friday. At the same time, a Western Low will pump in moisture from the Pacific and push it above the cold air. This interaction will create clouds and more precipitation.

Could it snow in Houston this weekend? We're tracking an arctic blast and the potential for freezing rain, icy conditions, and concerns of a "hard freeze". Here's the latest forecast and timeline.