Snow question coming from Texas?
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Sleeting in Texas, you must be up around Sherman and Stephenville.  Bet it's beautiful.\n\nIt's always a toss-up, when deciding whether to close schools and offices.  You get confusion on the roads now, or total chaos later.\n\nBut in the country, if most schools are out, probably they all should be.  PS... Writing this from your school library, I take it?
821146
Hunting is good- go for it- bring your snowmobile, good luck, let me know how it went!
380061
as lindsey stated in your first response, it can vary greatly as texas is bigger than several states combined. however to answer your question, in the rio grande valley the winter temps can stay in the 70s while in the pan handle around amarillo or north central texas north of dallas ft worth the temps frequently reach zero.\ni hope this information is helpful to you.
792681
i've never seen snow = (\n\nIt's rainy down here in florida.  the temperature has been fluxuating the past week...freezing cold one day and hot the next.  sux
175502
Im in Texas about 2hrs away
110520
Depending on how wet or dry the snow is, anywhere from 5 to 15 inchs of snow to an inch of rain. "Normal" snow is about 10 inches.
966330
They share the attitude of the US Post office -- neither sleet, nor snow, nor rain, nor hail, nothing will stop the US mail. \nTwo to three inches of snow isn't really a problem, and they are all equipped with snow tires. They may be delayed a little (often because OTHER cars don't have snow tires and clog up the roads) but they will get there.
725471
Let it snow\n\n But here in Texas,it's called,Let it rain,lol.
288151
Temps close to the freezing point. If you have noticed often when rain is changing to snow quickly,the flakes at times are huge!
1033419
I searched the web a little bit and they all seem to repeat the same information - 50 inches of snow at some places, 15 foot drifts, etc. Evidently few people stuck a thermometer outside then.\n\nCentral Park did take readings though, and they  are as follows -\nmin/max temperatures (°F), precip inches:\n\nMarch 12: 8 /33  1.45\nMarch 13: 6/12   .00 \nMarch 14: 12/37   .02\n\nThose were all record minimums for the dates, but not particularly different than other records that time of year:\n\nhttp://www.erh.noaa.gov/okx/climate/almanacs/nycmar.htm\n\nI am not sure how relliable the precipitation amounts are with all the snow blowing around (still causes observers problems in 2006), but FWIW they reported a total of 21 inches of snow:\n\nhttp://www.erh.noaa.gov/okx/climate/records/biggestsnowstorms.html\n\nTheir largest snow amount occurred this past February.\n\nAmounts were obviously greater further N, and I am sure many places had temperatures well below 0.
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what you see on the cirrus clouds (the streaks, or tails) and slowly fading away is actually snow. blown byt the winds =)
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Yes, I have lived in Kansas for the past 4 years. Before that I lived in Louisiana until I was 23 years old. We got maybe 1 inch of snow every 5 years there. In Kansas we get 12 to 13 inches every winter. I love it, but now its time to move on. Cant wait to get back down to the south in a couple of years. \nGod Bless Our Troops!!!!!!
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Trace amounts of snow fell.\nPrecipitation was .26"
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The total is not in yet. Its still snowing there.
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hey i live in so cal and it snows here in winter!! not all so cal is the same
694456
The temp has to be 32 F. or below for it to snow. Look at the weather to find out the chances of it snowing.
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You know what they say? Go straight to the source!\n\nhttp://www.arcticcat.com/snow/