News Summary
A significant winter storm is set to affect Bryan-College Station beginning Monday night. The National Weather Service forecasts 1 to 2 inches of snow, along with ice and freezing rain. This historic storm is expected to create dangerous driving conditions and cold temperatures below freezing. Local universities have canceled classes in response, and residents are urged to take precautions. The storm will also impact nearby metropolitan areas, including Austin and Houston.
Winter Storm Warning Hits Bryan-College Station: Snow is on the Way!
Brace yourselves, Bryan-College Station! A significant winter storm is rolling in starting Monday night, and it’s set to sprinkle snow across our lovely region. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), we’re in for anywhere between 1 to 2 inches of snow. But it’s not just snow that’s knocking on our door; it comes with a side of ice and freezing rain that could make this week quite interesting!
A Historic Storm is Here
The winter storm warning is officially in effect from 6 p.m. Monday until 6 p.m. Tuesday, so stay alert! The forecast indicates that our area is going to be impacted by this historic winter weather through Tuesday. Expect to see a mix of widespread snow, ice, and some pretty dangerous driving conditions.
For those living further north of Houston, there’s a winter weather advisory to keep in mind. Now, let’s get into some of those snow accumulation estimates. Depending on where you are, snow can range from:
- 1 to 2 inches in the northern areas,
- 4 to 6 inches in the southeast areas,
- 1 to 3 inches in the west-southwest areas.
And let’s not forget about the potential for ice! In the southern and coastal regions, we could see ice accumulations up to a tenth of an inch. So, make sure to keep your eyes peeled on road conditions!
Bundle Up, it’s Going to be Cold!
The week ahead looks to be a chilly one, with minimum temperatures dipping below freezing until at least Thursday morning. It seems we’re gearing up for a hard freeze that will blanket our inland areas late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. It’s the kind of cold that makes you want to snuggle under a blanket with a hot chocolate!
The likelihood of snowfall for Bryan-College Station tonight into Tuesday stands at about 45%. Officials are forecasting a transition from light rain to sleet and freezing rain before we finally see that snow covering our streets and lawns. Sounds like a scene from a winter wonderland!
Community Preparedness
Road crews are hard at work to ensure your safety. The Brazos County Road and Bridge Department, along with the Texas Department of Transportation, have been tirelessly treating roads in preparation for these hazardous conditions. They’ve pretreatment covered over 3,000 miles of roadways in the Bryan district alone!
With that said, officers are reminding everyone to take precautions: slow down and drive cautiously on the roads. The primary focus is to keep everyone safe out there as the weather rolls in.
Who Else is Affected?
This winter storm hasn’t just rained down on Bryan-College Station; major metropolitan areas such as Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and Corpus Christi are also bracing for the cold. If you’ve got travel plans, be advised that airports in Houston are closed but expect them to reopen with flight operations resuming around 10 a.m. Wednesday.
In response to the weather conditions, local universities like Texas A&M and the University of Houston have opted to cancel classes. So, if you’re a student, enjoy the unexpected day off!
Stay warm, stay safe, and keep an eye on your weather updates. It’s going to be an eventful few days, and we’ll all be in this together! Let’s hope that regardless of the chill, we can make some wonderful memories in the snow!
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Additional Resources
- KBTX: Brazos Valley Crews Work to Prevent Winter Weather Hazards
- Wikipedia: Winter Storm
- Texas Storm Chasers: Texas Bracing for a Powerful Winter Storm
- Google Search: Texas Winter Storm 2025
- CBS News: Houston Airports Closed Due to Winter Storm
- Google Scholar: Texas Winter Storm
- KBTX: Bryan-College Station ISDs Cancel Classes Ahead of Severe Winter Weather
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Winter Storm
- KBTX: Snow Brings Rare Wintry Sights to Brazos Valley
- Google News: Texas Winter Storm 2025
