North Texans who remember what's known as "cobblestone ice" may feel some déjà vu this week. The coldest weather is behind us and afternoon temperatures will gradually climb above freezing in the days ...

You've heard NBC 5 reporters, weather experts and traffic Tweets use the term -- but what is this "cobblestone ice" plaguing North Texas roads? Ryan LaFontaine with the Texas Department of ...

Though the wintry precipitation has passed Dallas-Fort Worth and a return to warmth is expected by the weekend, the National Weather Service is cautioning icy and possibly bumpy roads will persist in ...

DALLAS -- The National Weather Service says motorists are strongly discouraged from driving in North Texas through at least Monday morning as local transit agencies continue to have problems offering ...

Update RequiredTo play audio, update browser or Flash plugin. Ryan LaFontaine of the Texas Department of Transportation says cobblestone ice is a combination of ice ...

A blanket of white covered North Texas on Dec. 7, 2013. But it wasn’t fluffy snow. It was up to 4 inches of ice and sleet that wiped out power for 270,000 customers and made driving treacherous if not ...

The ice storm that’s blanketed North Texas streets and highways has spawned a new name: cobblestone ice. Cobblestone ice – sounds poetic, doesn’t it? Not if you’ve had to drive through it. It’s not as ...

If you’re growing tired of this week’s lingering sleet and freezing rain, at least it hasn’t been as bad as the epic ice storm that hit Fort Worth nearly 10 years ago, coating the city in 4 inches of ...

The cold snap that hammered Dallas five days ago is still creating problems. Thousands of people remain without power. Some truckers remain... Texas Ice Storm Plus Sand, Traffic Equals 'Cobblestone ...

Cobblestone ice has made travel downright dangerous. Over the weekend, Ross Hailey of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram captured this truck driving over cobblestone ice in Haltom City. The ice storm that's ...

Ryan LaFontaine of the Texas Department of Transportation says cobblestone ice is a combination of ice accumulation and sand laid down by TxDOT and city trucks — which traffic compresses together to ...