Bundle up, North Texas!The first of three First Alert Weather days is in effect due to dangerously cold wind chills and a low chance of flurries or light snow in the region.A cold front moved in overnight,

North Texas is likely to see a three-day stretch of bone-chilling cold starting Sunday, according to the National Weather Service. Amid an Arctic cold front that arrived earlier this weekend, the region could experience frigid weather until at least midweek the upcoming week.

An Arctic cold front will barrel through North Texas before sunrise Saturday, sending temperatures tumbling into the 30s by Saturday morning. Saturday will mark the start of several days of well-below-normal temperatures: Saturday: Highs may reach the 40s, but brisk north winds will make it feel much colder.

First Alert Weather days are in place from Sunday through Tuesday for dangerously cold wind chills and the low chance of flurries.

A strong cold front is still on track for Saturday morning as Arctic air returns to North Texas. Temperatures will only be in the 40s on Saturday, with a strong northerly wind making it feel like it’s in the 30s.

An arctic front will sweep across Texas, bringing freezing temperatures and snow chances, NOAA reports with impacts expected statewide by Sunday.

It's finally Friday, and clouds hang over North Texas as a steady stream of Pacific moisture moves in this morning. However, the clouds will clear out later, making way for partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies.

A Cold Weather Advisory will be in effect until 9am this morning due to single and teen digit wind chill values. Sunday will remain blustery with

First Alert Weather Days have been issued from Sunday to Tuesday due to an incoming Arctic blast. North Texas is expected to experience significantly colder temperatures and potentially hazardous conditions during this period.