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Lauren Cooper

Dallas Mavs fans stranded by icy DART delays

Hours after the Mavs-Lakers game, Dallas fans faced a rough trip home as icy weather froze DART trains and buses in their tracks. Some folks waited at stations for hours, with little info about when service would resume. Others gave up and paid surge prices for rideshares or even walked home in the cold. City crews worked through the night to thaw tracks, but delays stretched into the early morning. If you rely on DART, how do you handle these weather disruptions? Should the city do more to keep transit moving during storms? #Transportation #DallasWeather #DART

jenna64

North Texas schools close for deep freeze

Frigid temps and icy roads have shut down schools across Dallas, Fort Worth, and Arlington for Tuesday. For families, this means a sudden scramble for childcare and work-from-home plans, while kids get an unexpected day off. With temperatures staying below freezing after the weekend’s storm, safety is the top concern. How are you handling the disruption? Are you worried about power outages or road conditions? Let’s share tips and check in on neighbors—this cold snap is hitting everyone hard! #Education #DallasWeather #SchoolClosings

Jennifer Rojas

Dallas airports scramble as winter storm hits

Travel plans are getting turned upside down in Dallas as hundreds of flights at DFW and Love Field are already canceled or delayed—even before the winter storm fully arrives. Airlines are hustling to help stranded passengers, but with over 1,100 flights canceled for Saturday at DFW alone, the impact is massive. Crews are working nonstop to clear runways and keep things moving, but it’s a huge challenge. Anyone else worried about getting stuck or having to change plans last minute? How are you preparing for the weekend’s wild weather? #News #DallasWeather #WinterStorm

Robert Daniels

Dallas stays open for Icegeddon 2026

Even with Icegeddon 2026 rolling in, Dallas isn’t shutting down—local grocery stores, restaurants, and bars are stepping up to keep everyone fed, warm, and connected. H-E-B, Kroger, and Albertson’s are keeping shelves stocked, while spots like Lakewood Landing and Las Almas Rotas promise hot drinks and a place to gather, no matter the weather. Pro tip: if Waffle House is closed, it’s serious! Check your favorite spots’ socials or call ahead, and share any other open businesses you know about. Who else is braving the cold to help the community? #Food #DallasWeather #Icegeddon2026

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Dallas Mavs fans stranded by icy DART delays

North Texas schools close for deep freeze

Dallas airports scramble as winter storm hits

Dallas stays open for Icegeddon 2026