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Yeah, saw that at least a dozen times over the last couple of days. Amazing to see the concrete blown out. His black eyes probably came from face-planting the ground.I wonder how many times the Weather Channel is going to show that guy walking his dogs getting struck by lightning? My money is on 2000 or so.
Sorry Texas your snow chances just went to 0%.
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It's fascinating that the Texas Panhandle has had October snowfall several times, but RDU has not once ever had measurable snow in the month of October. I would have guessed it had happened at least once before, since we've had measurable snow in April several times over the course of history. The last time RDU had October snowfall was a trace in 1910. Looks like the 109-year-drought will continue. We'll likely have to wait until January for anything, I don't see us getting lucky in early December again. Maybe we'll get some token flakes before then...that's all I have realistic hope before Christmas.Texas Panhandle is related to Texas weather like Beach Mountain is to North Carolina weather. Clicks and money folks. Learn to unfollow.
It's fascinating that the Texas Panhandle has had October snowfall several times, but RDU has not once ever had measurable snow in the month of October. I would have guessed it had happened at least once before, since we've had measurable snow in April several times over the course of history. The last time RDU had October snowfall was a trace in 1910. Looks like the 109-year-drought will continue. We'll likely have to wait until January for anything, I don't see us getting lucky in early December again. Maybe we'll get some token flakes before then...that's all I have realistic hope before Christmas.
This is how we felt on the ensembles last year. We bet it all on them and lost. ????Please for the LOVE OF GOD NO ENSEMBLES!
Great song....Amarillo has some elevation too.. 3000 plus ft above sea level...
I mean, depending on when you leave San Antone, it's theoretically possible you can be there by morning.
Amarillo has some elevation too.. 3000 plus ft above sea level...
I mean, depending on when you leave San Antone, it's theoretically possible you can be there by morning.
Amarillo by morning?
somebody had to take the bait