DALLAS -
The same storm system that brought the beautiful snow also knocked power out for thousands of North Texans.
According to Oncor, more than 3,000 people in the Dallas-Fort Worth area won't get their electricity back until Wednesday morning.
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High winds, lightning, and rain cut the lights for about 10,000 people overnight.
The real worry is icy cold temperatures expected on Tuesday night into Wednesday. FOX 4 meteorologist Ron Jackson says as the snow moves east after sundown, cold gusty winds and temperatures in the mid-20s will enter North Texas.
The highs tomorrow are expected to be in the mid-30s.
Anyone who uses a fireplace or space heater needs to take extra precautions. Several homes in North Texas burned down late Monday into Tuesday -- caused by Christmas tree fires, lightning and more.
