Winter Weather — Morris, Texas

2025-01-09 to 2025-01-10 · Morris, Texas

Wider weather episode

A strong surge of Arctic air invaded Northeast Texas during early January with bitterly cold temperatures and a mix of sleet, snow and ice accumulations that began during the early morning hours of January 9th and continued into January 10th. Overall, total sleet amounts ranged from around one tenth to one half inch while snow accumulations were very isolated around one half inch. Freezing rain and ice accumulations generally ranged between one hundredth to one tenth of an inch. Given these very light amounts of sleet, snow and ice, impacts to travel were rather minimal despite the plummeting temperatures in wake of the Arctic air intrusion during this winter weather event.

The following sleet totals were recorded across various parts of Northeast Texas:

Titus County: Mount Pleasant: 0.5 inches

Wood County: 2 S Yantis: 0.5 inches, Yantis: 0.3 inches

Smith County: 5 S Mineola: 0.2 inches

Rusk County: Henderson: 0.1 inches.

The following snow total was recorded across the central part of Franklin County Texas:

1 NNW Mount Vernon: 0.5 inches.

The following freezing rain/ice totals were recorded across parts of East Texas:

Bowie County: 3 N Nash: 0.1 inches.

Cass County: Atlanta: 0.01 inches.

Morris County: 6 NNW Naples: 0.1 inches.

Titus County: Mount Pleasant: 0.01 inches.

Harrison County: Marshall: 0.1 inches.

Nacogdoches County: Cushing: 0.01 inches, 4 WSW Appleby: 0.01 inches.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event_id 1234747. Narrative written by the NWS forecast office that issued the report.