NORTH TEXAS – Snow is no longer falling over most of North Texas after the first winter storm of the season. The National Weather Service dropped a winter storm warning early Friday morning, and let a winter weather advisory expire at 12 p.m.

Several inches of a wintry mix of sleet and snow were forecast to fall over North Texas between Thursday and Friday.

Snow in Dallas and Fort Worth

About 2.6 inches of snow fell in the DFW airport area. Fort Worth is where the least amount of snow fell across the region, totaling just under 2 inches as of Friday morning. Trace amounts fell further south of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

The most snow fell in Knollwood, just 4 miles outside Sherman, totaling 11 inches.

Snowfall totals in North Texas as of Friday morning

Here’s a look at snowfall totals as of Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service. 

• Knollwood – Grayson County: 11 inches
• Muenster – Cooke County: 8 inches
• Whitesboro – Grayson County: 7 inches
• Denison – Grayson County: 7.2 inches
• Nocona – Montague County: 6.3 inches
• Celina – Collin County: 6 inches
• Frisco – Collin County: 3.5 inches
• Allen – Collin County: 3 inches
• Keller – Tarrant County: 2.8 inches
• Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport – Dallas/Tarrant County: 2.6 inches
• Sachse – Dallas County: 2 inches
• Fort Worth – Tarrant County: 1.8 inches

Temperatures are forecast to get warmer as Friday continues and snow isn’t expected to fall after 12 p.m. 

Although snow isn’t in the forecast over the weekend, North Texans can expect roads to be icy Saturday morning due to melted ice and snow refreezing overnight.