FOX 26 Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz shares an update on the arctic blast headed toward Texas and our chance for actually getting snow along with hazardous ice.

Houston's first freeze of the year may be over, but another one is headed our way next week—and so is the possibility of some snow. "There are no bones about it, next week looks pretty cold," said meteorologist Eric Berger of Space City Weather in Houston.

Though the Dallas-Fort Worth region is preparing for the possibility of significant snowfall in the coming days, CenterPoint Energy is not expecting “major winter impacts” to its electricity and natural gas infrastructure,

Scattered mainly light rain showers Wednesday with the best chance south of I-10 near the coast. Thursday will be partly sunny and mainly dry with a 10% rain chance. For next week, long-range models indicate the chance of another arctic blast early next week which could bring the coldest air so far this season!

A cold front on Saturday will drop temperatures for the Houston Marathon and Half-Marathon but the real challenge will be the winds.

Another surge of arctic air and freezing temperatures will arrive on Monday into Tuesday. The Houston area is projected to see temperatures as low as 26 degrees late Monday and 24 degrees on Tuesday,