The outlook for North Texas continues to evolve, but not the threat of a half-inch of ice and potentially widespread power outages.

DALLAS - Winter weather is moving into North Texas. Freezing rain and sleet are expected to leave roads icy through the weekend and early next week. You can keep an eye on current conditions from our tower cameras across the region. Stay connected with FOX LOCAL. For winter storm coverage—Download Now.

Our meteorologists are calling for WFAA Weather Alert Days across North Texas throughout the whole weekend. Keep track of school closures, power outages and more.

Is your school closed on Monday? We have a growing list of North Texas districts calling off class due to weather.

From rain to ice, North Texans should prepare for a freezing weekend as snow and sleet take aim at the Metroplex.

In more recent winter weather events, ERCOT has reminded Texans that outages are likely localized and caused by things like fallen tree branches, rather than the amount of electricity available in the power grid. As of about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, the power grid was operating under normal conditions, with enough power to meet current demand.

Winter Storm Fern is descending on North Texas, potentially ruining air travel plans for hundreds. American Airlines, Southwest Airlines and others are waiving change fees.