Extreme Cold Warnings Impact Mid-South, Texas Regions

An extreme cold warning is in effect until noon Thursday for parts of eastern Arkansas, northern Mississippi, and western Tennessee, with wind chills dropping as low as -3°F. Similarly, North Texas continues to experience dangerous wind chills, with temperatures feeling like sub-zero, prompting officials to advise residents to limit outdoor exposure. In Saskatchewan, extreme cold warnings are expected to lift as temperatures begin to rise, but residents are cautioned that another cold snap is still a possibility this winter. Meanwhile, southeastern Texas is under extreme cold warnings as temperatures drop to the low and mid-twenties, with wind chills making it feel even colder. Despite the frigid conditions, warmer temperatures are anticipated over the weekend across various regions. Residents in affected areas are urged to dress warmly and prepare for potential frostbite or hypothermia.