A winter storm in Houston this weekend brings the threat of freezing temperatures, dangerous wind chills and icy road conditions. See the latest weather forecast, timeline, impacts, warnings and live coverage.

As the potential increases for the Houston-area to see impactful winter weather this weekend, KPRC 2 has created a guide and compiled a list of information you can use to help you navigate the bitter cold.

Houston and Southeast Texas are all but certain to get rained on Saturday, so the only mystery is: When will the rain turn into something more icy?

Thousands of homes and businesses were without electricity Sunday morning in the Houston region, where residents awoke to cold, wet and in some cases icy conditions as a winter storm moved in.

As an Arctic blast barrels into Southeast Texas this weekend, Houston-area businesses and event organizers are announcing closures and cancellations due to the threat of freezing temperatures and potentially dangerous conditions.

National Weather Service predicts freezing temps might be even colder than expected for this weekend's winter storm, placing Houston under extreme cold watch.

Though both Bush and Hobby Airports are open and operating, more than 100 flights have been canceled between them, according to a flight analyst.

Houston remains locked in a wintry pattern on Tuesday. But at least we have finally gotten rid of the Extreme Cold Warning for the area.

Houston's National Weather Service office is part of a renewed hiring effort aimed at filling critical meteorologist and science roles.

The storm, expected to be the most significant so far this winter season, will impact most of the nation east of the Rocky Mountains with snow and ice, and usher in some of the coldest temperatures seen in years,