I remember 11” of snow back in 2010. It was all gone 2 days later. Lots of flooding.

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Jan 6, 2025
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It's Texas, so the forecast could change to 68 and sunny by then, but...

Frustrated Coug

Jan 6, 12:55pm

Yep, cold has finally reached Gods country. Looks like a good cold snap for the

ATX

Jan 6, 12:57pm

Until I see it on the ground I am not believing 9 inches in DFW.

Tokolosh

Jan 6, 12:58pm

In fact, I'll be shocked at anything over an inch or two.

Tokolosh

Jan 6, 1:01pm

Even that would shut the city down for a few days.

Frustrated Coug

Jan 6, 1:03pm

As I said, it could change (and likely will), but we got 6" during...

Frustrated Coug

Jan 6, 1:02pm

True but Snovid was much colder. We got 6+ inches in Austin that year but

ATX

Jan 6, 1:07pm

Totally different storm. Days of highs below 25 and water in the clouds the whole time.

Tokolosh

Jan 6, 1:24pm

I remember 11” of snow back in 2010. It was all gone 2 days later. Lots of flooding.

WDaddy

Jan 6, 7:31pm

I think the last time it happened was when Dallas hosted the Super Bowl

Coug

Jan 6, 1:14pm

I lived in SE Michigan for many years and can only remember getting 9+ inches of

Japan Coug

Jan 6, 2:13pm

Will the electric grid fail again, like it did during that cold snap a couple of

Japan Coug

Jan 6, 1:58pm

Hopefully not. But that wasn't a cold snap, that was a 100 year event...

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