Winter is here in Lubbock and West Texas. See how much snow and precipitation we have received during Winter Storm Fern.

DALLAS — North Texas woke up to roadways and yards covered in ice and snow on Sunday morning. The winter precipitation started early Saturday and continued into the overnight hours, and the freezing temperatures turned surfaces into skating rinks, especially on bridges and overpasses.

By Rich McKay and Julia Harte Jan 23 - Heavy snow was falling over Northwest Texas and Oklahoma City on Friday morning as a major winter storm began moving east across the U.S., bringing deadly cold and the threat of power outages and treacherously icy roads to almost half the nation's population and prompting more than a dozen governors to declare states of emergency.

Hundreds of cities and towns across Texas received more snow than they've seen in years. Here's a roundup of how much each city saw.

The Dallas snow and ice forecast includes new potential totals. Here are the latest numbers we're seeing.

Models show the arctic cold front is trending slower than previously expected, which could have a big effect on how much snow and ice will fall.

Central Texas is under a cold weather advisory through Saturday morning, with lows in the 20s and wind chills in the teens.

Texas and Oklahoma are bracing for ice and heavy snow in what forecasters predict will be some of the initial major effects of a huge winter storm

As warmer days begin to prevail in North Texas, residents may see tiny black critters emerging from the melting snow and ice. While the sight might be unsettling, these so-called snow fleas are harmless, if an occasional nuisance. Here’s what to know about them.