[Round Earther]

“According to the Texas Film Commission, snow is uncommon in most of the state.”

Yes, always consult the state’s film commission for potential weather events.

When a hurricane is bearing down on the Texas coast, or there are tornado outbreaks on the plains, all Texans tune into the Texas Film Commission.

[Texas resident]

According to the Texas Film Commission, snow is uncommon in most of the state.”

Except when it isn’t.

Couple of years ago, Victoria Texas got 12 inches of snow in December.

Victoria is about 300 miles from Mexico and near the Gulf of Mexico.

[pax_et_bonum]

Lol!!!

[Bernard]

I remember that it snowed once in San Antonio while I was in basic at Lackland AFB. Some of us had to explain to the southerners what it was.

So by the time I got to Shepard for tech school and it snowed there, most people had an idea what snow was. Wichita Falls; 85 degrees during the day and snow overnight. The world travelers among us explained that the weather there was because there was nothing more than 2 stories tall between us and the North Pole, so when the wind came down from the north in February you could smell the moose poop,

[Organic Panic]

That is funny. Second winter after moving to Wichita Falls (SAFB gig) we got three feet of snow. I was use to it having grown up in Tahoe but the whole state was basically shut down.