“Most likely, there’s ice under there. The best thing you can ... are on loan from other areas in the state that see more snow than Houston. “Just like other cities and counties in the ...

HOUSTON — After a rare winter storm brought snow and sleet to Houston, the big question for residents is: When will the ice melt ... rise into the mid-40s under sunny skies.

The potential for sleet or ice — and, yes, even snow — in Houston during next week’s freeze across Southeast Texas is becoming more certain as the weather forecasts for the coming days ...

Under the extreme cold warming ... RELATED: PHOTOS: Snow in Houston makes for rare sight "That's what I'm worried about, that ice coming on the roads and then us all thinking because the snow ...

Even though we're out of the clear after heavy snow in Houston, a lot of people will be stepping out of their cars and into ice. So you're encouraged to be unbelievably careful. Read full ...

HOUSTON — The Houston ... to break up these molecules to limit ice or slush on the roads. Salt or the brine solution does not necessarily melt ice or snow with increased heat.

Houston’s strategy is to pre-treat roads with brine, which helps prevent snow and ice from sticking to the pavement. However, the city has only a handful of trucks capable of applying brine ...

The Houston region is bracing for frigid weather – and potentially snow and ice – in the coming days ... the city says pipes that run outside or under a house should be wrapped in pipe ...

As a significant winter storm approaches the Houston area, snow, sleet and ice are all becoming certainties as the temperatures decrease and conditions are forecasted to be more frosty than expected.

some locals make a homemade treat known as snow ice cream. It’s a mostly foreign concept in Houston, where snowfall is rare. So on this historic winter occasion, we gave it a try. When Southern ...

Here is the snow and ice forecast for some of the biggest cities in the path of the evolving storm: Between 2 and 4 inches of snow is forecast to fall in Houston through Tuesday afternoon.