It snowed here in Corpus Christi 5 years ago on a Christmas morning. There's no snow now but I'm certainly freezing my ass off with this blistering wind outside.
Really...I have lived in Texas for more than 25 years and seen tons of snow (lubbock, amarillo, dallas)...almost every year Where are you from?rawsavon
i've lived in texas my entire life too and while i've seen snow, i definitely wouldn't say tons (of course i live in the DFW area which stormfronts tend to pass around) in fact, i'm sitting at work in grand prairie looking out the window with fingers crossed lol.
[QUOTE="rawsavon"]Really...I have lived in Texas for more than 25 years and seen tons of snow (lubbock, amarillo, dallas)...almost every year Where are you from?z4twenny
i've lived in texas my entire life too and while i've seen snow, i definitely wouldn't say tons (of course i live in the DFW area which stormfronts tend to pass around) in fact, i'm sitting at work in grand prairie looking out the window with fingers crossed lol.
This is my first year in Dallas We had a small flurry a couple days ago...but only for an hour or two, and none stuck to the ground
I live in Iowa. We generally get 4 big snows for the winter. By big snows I am talking about ones that total 6 inches or more. Last year we had 3 storms that accuallated over a foot of snow each. We just had our first accumulating snow last night and it wasn't even an inch.
Sugarland, and I know it snowed a little last year but right now it's just going nonstop outside. Hah I feel like such a little kid.
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Ha I live close to you in Alief. Yea it's snowing, but the snow is melting once it hits the ground. OMGWTFBBQ? Im from louisiana and we're getting snow too. Is sugarland in Harris county? If so I go there all the time in Houston to visit my aunt and cousins.
Finally snowed here in Winnipeg during the past 2.5 days, it actually came pretty late up here. Oh and i'm originally from Thompson Manitoba which about 875km (543 miles i believe)north of the USA border so you could imagine how much snow we got up there. I enjoy winter more then most though.
Strange winter here in Minnesota. We got snow in the fist week of October, then it was in the 50's until the other day. Just finally getting snow when it should have been much colder by now. Go snow! Christmas with out snow just doesn't seem the same, don't know how people without snow do it.
It's just barely snowing here (Canada), and only a dusting of it at night. It all melts by the next day. The last 2 years has been blisteringly cold by mid-october. It still feels like a september here, even though it's december. I kinda wish I was in texas :/
This reminds me one day when i was littel on a school trip we went to the only place that snows in my country. So i tought of bringing snow to my parents, cause they never saw. I was such an idiot that i didnt even tought it would melt on the way. So on the way back on the bus Bus, i got it all wet. Everyone started laughing thinking i was an idiot. I was so stupid, i tought if i hide in a bag, it wouldnt melt cause it didnt get any sun in it.
Here where I live in Texas, mother nature decided to tease us with the "snow" by surrounding us with two separate fronts of snow, one in Houston and the other to the Northwest above Waco. So we got flurries and then sunshine as everything moved on away. And yeah, even in Texas, you'll eventually see snow - it's just rare and random enough to be excited by the prospect of even having any.
[QUOTE="dbz345"] And yeah, even in Texas, you'll eventually see snow - it's just rare and random enough to be excited by the prospect of even having any. Just depends on where you live in Texas...Amarillo gets it all the time (many times a year and quite a bit at a time)
If you pee on it first it neutralizes it and then you can eat it. Trust me, I've had to do this before when I was lost in the forsaken icy mountains for a week...
[QUOTE="rawsavon"][QUOTE="dbz345"] And yeah, even in Texas, you'll eventually see snow - it's just rare and random enough to be excited by the prospect of even having any. Just depends on where you live in Texas...Amarillo gets it all the time (many times a year and quite a bit at a time) Yeah that's true. I lived in DFW for a good 11 years and maybe saw snow once a year, and only once every couple years did it actually accumulate. Most years it just comes down lightly or just comes down as freezing rain, or sleet or some other less pleasant form of ice.
[QUOTE="dbz345"][QUOTE="rawsavon"][QUOTE="dbz345"] And yeah, even in Texas, you'll eventually see snow - it's just rare and random enough to be excited by the prospect of even having any. Just depends on where you live in Texas...Amarillo gets it all the time (many times a year and quite a bit at a time) Yeah that's true. I lived in DFW for a good 11 years and maybe saw snow once a year, and only once every couple years did it actually accumulate. Most years it just comes down lightly or just comes down as freezing rain, or sleet or some other less pleasant form of ice. This is my first year in DFW. Fell the other day, but none stuck to the ground
[QUOTE="Sunsha"]Snow is poisonous...so don't eat it.Assassin1349
If you pee on it first it neutralizes it and then you can eat it. Trust me, I've had to do this before when I was lost in the forsaken icy mountains for a week... Lemon snow cones are yummy, yes?
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