Comments | suzan_s: Record Snow in Dallas

suzan_s

Record Snow in Dallas

Feb 12, 2010 12:24

Okay, all you northerners, no laughing at us silly Texans who post photos of our "snow storm". We know you guys get more than this for breakfast, but, for us, it was a recording setting ......

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gwendraith February 12 2010, 18:40:23 UTC

WOW, Suz. That's really quite weird to look at, Dallas being hot as hell in the minds of us Brits :-) The third and fourth photos are stunning!

suzan_s February 14 2010, 15:15:46 UTC

Thanks. I thought I ended up with some really good shots.

It feels so weird to have this kind of weather!

asakiyume February 12 2010, 18:40:50 UTC

You got absolutely respectable snow, and my kids are super jealous--we have had only a dusting out of these storms!

The photos are lovely.

suzan_s February 14 2010, 15:17:01 UTC

I will send your kids some immediately!

albatrossumi February 12 2010, 19:22:15 UTC

Didn't think it EVER snowed in Texas. Thanks for showing me different !

dogmaticus February 12 2010, 22:20:06 UTC

Dallas sees snow quite a bit actually, although I've never seen anything like that.

suzan_s February 14 2010, 15:17:39 UTC

We don't usually get snow at all.....that's why it feels so weird!

dogmaticus February 14 2010, 15:29:40 UTC

Dallas gets snow here and there, I say quite a bit in a relative way when people can't believe snow in Dallas. You get actual flakes every couple of years, and you get ice storms yearly.

gandryyne February 12 2010, 19:43:39 UTC

Wow Suzan! That is ALOT of snow for Texas, and so pretty too!!! Gorgeous Pics. :D

Ya knowwww, for all the digging out I've had to do of late, I have yet to have some hot chocolate. I must amend this! I have to admit that after yesterday's dig out tho, I plopped on the couch with a comforter and just could not get warm. I haven't felt like that in a lonnnng time!

suzan_s February 14 2010, 15:18:40 UTC

It was so pretty and so fun....now it's time for it to go!

pondhopper February 12 2010, 19:48:25 UTC

8 inches is nothing to scoff at! How odd to see TX with that blanket of white. And it's heavy, wet snow mostly. That's why the trees are bending so much and breaking. Good packing snow we used to call that kind.
:)
I love the street photo with the houses and trees and the snow clinging to them. It could my my native Michigan!

suzan_s February 14 2010, 15:19:51 UTC

I went out yesterday and was really sad over so many trees falling over (roots and all) and so many trees losing limbs.