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#1067659 11/11/2014 4:20 AM
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All right Texas bolters, got those long johns out and warming? Might need them the next few days. brrrrr

Roy Rodgers #1067747 11/11/2014 6:26 PM
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My least favorite time of year. The older I get, the colder I get. And once I get cold it seems to take forever to warm up. I like insulated coveralls.


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Roy Rodgers #1067948 11/12/2014 6:33 PM
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How cold does it get in Texas? headscratch
I always thought it had a mild climate.

It CAN'T be as bad as our current -17C (1.4F) with a windchill of -25C (-13F). brrrrr






Roy Rodgers #1068026 11/13/2014 1:17 AM
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Keep in mind Texas is a large state and has several different climates. In my neighborhood we get freezes overnight but rarely does it stay below freezing during the day. There was an exception to that rule last December when we were iced in for nearly a week. We usually get at least one dip into the teens a year. Usually one or two snows a year.

Up in the Panhandle plains it gets considerably colder. And the Gulf coast considerably warmer.

It has been known to snow on the gulf though. One year my wife and I were pulling our travel trailer to Aransas Pass because a snow storm was headed our way and we didn't want any part of it. On the truck radio we heard it might get as far south as Aransas Pass. So we decided to go on to Port Isabel because we'd never been there. It is at the very south tip of Texas. It snowed there for the first time in over 100 years. And it happened on Christmas. Imagine grown people who had never experienced snow. They didn't know how to act.


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1954 GMC Suburban Now with a new proud owner.
Roy Rodgers #1068079 11/13/2014 4:12 AM
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I saw it get -14F in Breckenridge, TX in 1989. The day my divorce was final the thermometer read -7F

Doesn't happen often, but by Texas standards that's getting pretty cool.

Went to Chicago, IL once in the winter.... that broke me from wanting to go back unless it's July.

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Thanks for the replies. I've spoken to Texans visiting here, but never thought to ask about their climate because of my "assumptions".

Right now its so cold here that I saw a wannabe gangbanger with his pants pulled all the way up!





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Sending a warm up your way. Mid 30s today. Enjoy!


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Roy Rodgers #1068369 11/14/2014 7:06 PM
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We need a warm up. I'm tired of winter already. We haven't hit 50 all week. They are predicting a high of 39 for today and maybe mid 50s tomorrow. Then highs in the 40s for the next several days. I'm ready to head south.


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