How about a little snowfall?

[jerp]

My app says light snow mixed with rain tomorrow night for the MetroPlex but forecasters say some areas may see 3". I assume that's up around the Red River. Shouldn't be quite cold enough for roads to get bad

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/weather-news/article271527517.html?ac_cid=DM753708&ac_bid=1939722203

[hully1029]

Bring it

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[Mayhem]

Y’all keep that crap up there in yankee land.


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[Landrover]

SEnd it to the hill country......still got doe to kill!!!

[Playa]

4-6” for Lubbock, I saw models that were dropping 7 in the rolling plains up to the Red River

[RifleBowPistol]

If it snows in the panhandle at this time of year, I think that would be a perfect time to go shoot some coyotes. I think that would be a blast.

[Dale Moser]

We need moisture of any kind right now. A good snow would sure help.

[Bisch]

I hope you keep the snow up there!!!

If I want snow, I’ll go visit my son in CO!

Bisch


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[Playa]

If it snows in the panhandle at this time of year, I think that would be a perfect time to go shoot some coyotes. I think that would be a blast.

It is perfect and it is fun as long as it’s. It windy. Shame I’m in Chicago for work this week, otherwise I’d be listening to wailing Jack rabbit and watching for Wyl E Coyote’s bouncing ears on the horizon

[okrattler]

If it snows in the panhandle at this time of year, I think that would be a perfect time to go shoot some coyotes. I think that would be a blast.

Right now is the time to be out shootin them. Right before and right after a snow storm they're out running around.

As for being ready for snow......I guess. I'd rather just have rain but it's whatever. If they cleaned the roads off and people drove like they have some sense I wouldn't mind it as much. Those icey road days is like going on a suicide mission. You can tell how many people are new around here every Winter. It obviously doesn't snow very much on South of Texas. Cars and trucks in the ditch everywhere.