Completely agree. Freezing rain and hail are so much better than snow.

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Jan 9, 2025
9:29:34am

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I miss living where snow is common. We've got a whopping quarter to half inch so far in North Fort Worth...

Tokolosh Stop the Stupid party member

Jan 9, 9:08am

Sounds about like Orem. Snow is too scared of this place to fall here.

Pantera Azul

Jan 9, 9:09am

It's been bad this year. Haven't had to shovel once. The snow never lasted more than 2 hours.

byuluvr

Jan 9, 9:18am

In Salt Lake County we've only had dustings of snow in the valley.

WJCougar

Jan 9, 9:09am

We were always told in Arizona, "You can't shovel sunshine." but snow can have a

BYU I Bleed Blue

Jan 9, 9:19am

I tried it for three years. Living in snow and cold was horrible. Couldnt get back to Texas fast enough.

WDaddy

Jan 9, 9:24am

Completely agree. Freezing rain and hail are so much better than snow.

Submariner

Jan 9, 9:29am

And a power grid that fails

BaseCoug

Jan 9, 9:50am

I'm trying to think how a quarter to half inch is even measurable.

IdahoCoug

Jan 9, 9:39am

Sister in Law live in Melissa, TX and they are loving it right now.

Magneto

Jan 9, 10:21am

I'm over it and I live in an area where it's not very common. I'd be perfectly happy with an early spring.

greatbam

Jan 9, 10:24am

I don’t at all. Nice to have a few inches every few years but that’s it

byuTX

Jan 9, 10:26am

Roads aren't bad by me. Slushy but grippy.

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