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Jan 5, 2009 4:09 pm US/Central
Rain Ending, But Problems Continue
FORT WORTH (CBS 11 / TXA 21) ―
The rain has stopped falling across most of North Texas, but it's still causing problems.
Ice is forming in some areas and a few thousand people are without power.
Oncor Electric Delivery said as of 4:30 p.m, about 39,000 North Texas customers didn't have power because of the weather. The company said most of the outages were east of Highway 360.
Ice could be seen forming on street signs, trees and power lines in some areas.
Some schools canceled afternoon and evening classes because of the weather. (Click here for school closings.)
Cold Canadian air will continue to ooze into the area, on a light north wind, keeping most of North Texas near freezing through 5 pm and then temperatures are expected to begin to slowly warm through the night.
3-7pm
The rain and freezing rain taper off as temperatures hold between 32 and 35.
Could still be some icy spots on a few bridges and overpasses north near the Red River and many roadways still just wet as patchy rain continues in the metro area.
Expect all rain south and east.
Light north/northeast winds.
7pm- Midnight
We expect some light rain possible especially east of DFW, but temperatures will be above freezing with the exception of a few of our northern counties near the Red River.
Most of the metro area starts to dry out. Temperatures 34-38.
Light northeast winds.
Overnight
Cloudy with some rain developing again across our southern and eastern counties and the main upper low begins to weaken and track across Texas. Temperatures are expected to begin to warm slowly overnight and rise to near 40 by morning Tuesday.
Light southeast winds return late.
Tuesday
A few morning showers will continue across our southeastern counties.
Expect variable clouds area wide by afternoon and highs near 50.
Click here for all current watches and warnings and your custom forecast.
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