Snow in the Dirty South

[DeathscytheX 9,732]

Who would have thunk it? I haven't seen snow since I lived in Virgina... anyone else down south getting half-dollar sized snow flakes?

[Dubird 6,815]

pics of last night and this morning

I finally found a final record of snowfall at DFW airport. 12.5 inches. And, it's a record-breaking snowfall for this area, both in amount and time.

[Sledgstone 8,672]

I heard Dallas Texas got up to a foot of snow. Thats nuts.

[slippers 3,168]

Still no snow here. It's not even that cold either compare to other days.

[Dubird 6,815]

I heard Dallas Texas got up to a foot of snow. Thats nuts.

*points up at her post* Yeah, that's where I live, remember? 12.5 was the most I saw, most places were 11-12 inches. It set all kinds of records, including most accumliation in a 24 hour period in this area ever (which was like 4 inches before).

[Sledgstone 8,672]

*points up at her post* Yeah, that's where I live, remember? 12.5 was the most I saw, most places were 11-12 inches. It set all kinds of records, including most accumliation in a 24 hour period in this area ever (which was like 4 inches before).

oh yeah. lmao. X'D btw, did you anyone loose power in Dallas because of the snow?

[Ladywriter 7,783]

if it weren't such a godamn greek tragedy the south got snow I'd be laughing at all the folks who panicked and closed school/work etc

unfortunately having food crops threatened or destroyed isnt particularly funny. nor are newbs crashing or suffocating in the snow. and the millions of dollars snow removal has cost cash strapped cities and towns to blow their budget, also not real funny.

and yes, you are shoveling climate change out of your driveway. Heavy precipitation events ~like massive snow storms~ are part of climate destabilization.

[Dubird 6,815]

Well, food crops aren't really threatened at the moment, being as it's still only February. Serious crap planting doesn't start until March at the earliest, even down here.