Dallas weather: Snow timeline
FOX 4 meteorologist Dan Henry breaks down the timeline for when we expect to see snow on Thursday, into Friday morning.
DALLAS – With the wintry weather Dallas is anticipated to receive, some businesses – including grocery stores – are adjusting their hours or closing.
Grocery Store Hours: Full List
FOX 4 reached out to several area grocery chains to see how they plan to handle the snowy forecast. Here are their responses.
Is Kroger open tomorrow?
Kroger says it currently has no plans to change its hours of operation on Thursday or Friday.
“We are full steam ahead this week, and our stores are ready for shoppers preparing for the change in the weather,” a spokesperson told FOX 4.
However, it hasn’t ruled out adjustments or closings just yet. The spokesperson said they will revisit its operation hours if the roadways get too bad.
People are also urged to check their prescription medications and stock up now if needed.
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Not everyone can stay home when there is winter weather. For those who must drive, FOX 4 traffic reporter Chip Waggoner shares some reminders that can help you stay safe.
Is Tom Thumb open Thursday?
A spokesperson says DFW Tom Thumb and Albertsons stores will open Thursday at their regular 6 a.m. time. However, stores will close early at 7 p.m.
“We will most likely reopen late on Friday morning at 9 a.m.,” a spokesperson said. “After that, we will maintain regular store hours.”
Walmart Hours
As of Wednesday evening, a Walmart spokesperson said they do not have any updates on store operation hours or closings.
They urged people to check their local store for updated hours.
Is Target Closing?
Target has not announced any closings or adjustments to business hours, but customers can visit their store locator website for any changes.
A spokesperson for Target says their stores are fully stocked and well-equipped for customers in all weather conditions.
Target Store Locator: target.com/store-locator
Other DFW Stores
FOX 4 reached out to HEB, Central Market, Whole Food and Market Street, but we have not heard back yet.
The Source: Information in this article comes from spokespersons for North Texas grocery stores.
