Be careful or you'll get responses similar to this.snowman65 wrote:This must have been the biggest BUST for us in some time.......
I happen to agree with you.
Unbelievable that an event such as this would be considered the second official snowfall in Houston, when most of the areas reporting snowfall were located on the far west and north sides? I liken it to only the far south, west, and east sides of the viewing area reporting some snowfall and it being considered the second official snowfall for Houston. Areas such as Pearland, Friendswood, Alvin, Seabrook, Clear Lake. IAH is not, to me at least, a good official reporting site for Houston weather. Take the distance that airport is from the downtown region and go south, heck Pearland would be about the same distance as IAH is from downtown, probably further. Understand you don't want an official reporting site right in the middle of the concrete jungle, but holy smokes that's a long ways off.Candy Cane wrote: What's just about in The Woodlands? It has snowed in many places today. A friend of mine called me and said it was snowing on 59 sw frwy on his way home. It snowed in Conroe, The Woodlands, Spring, Humble, Kingwood, IAH, Katy, Cypress, Hooks, and many other areas. No, Galveston or Galveston County didn't get any but I'm not shedding at tear for them. They've had more snowfall in the last 6 years than anybody north of I-10 has gotten in 50.
Oh well it was cool watching the cold rain fall.......again.
BTW, glad you're not shedding a tear for me......that would be a little weird.