The watch is in effect from Monday evening through Tuesday afternoon. Heavy accumulations of sleet and snow are possible.

Some schools in the Greater Houston area will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 21, as an arctic blast freezing precipitation and hazardous road conditions to Texas.

Areas that will likely see the least amount of snow will be located along the immediate coastline. Snow totals here may get cut down due to mixing issues with sleet and rain. Additionally, temperatures near or just above freezing will compress any snow that does fall, leading to smaller totals.

A chance of snow showers and sleet has emerged in the forecast. Here are five things we know so far about next week's freezing temperatures.

A hard freeze could soon arrive in SE Texas next week. Do you have everything you need? Check here for a list of items and to-dos for preparation.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Our ABC13 Weather team has now declared Weather Alert Days for Tuesday and Wednesday as it now appears likely a winter storm will impact Southeast Texas with snow ...

Anytime there's a hard freeze, it's important to remember to protect yourself and your family, including pets, plus pipes and plants.

We're expecting snow, sleet and ice in Southeast Texas. Check here for updates and resources to keep you and your family safe.

Saturday night temps are forecasted to be chilly with rain to come back Sunday afternoon with most of the coverage near the coast.

North Harris County is seeing rain moving west to east. We have storms that could strengthen into tornadic activity. CW39 chief meteorologist Jonathan Novack has this latest update. Overnight lows will be into the 20's and 30's around our area.

Showers return to Southeast Texas Sunday afternoon, but look for most the coverage near the coast. Chances you'll see rain are 40%. Morning temperatures will be in the upper-30s with highs reaching the mid-50s.

Southeast Texas is waking up to near freezing temperatures. Skies will be clear with lots of sunshine with highs in the low-50s. Showers return to Southeast Texas Sunday afternoon. Coverage remains at 30%.