Posted by kcm.MN on May 01, 2017 at 01:43:22 from (174.219.2.192):
In Reply to: Late Blizzard posted by Howard H. on April 30, 2017 at 17:19:51:
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Aren't they calling it "Global Climate Change" now? All of their arguments one way or another keep getting busted by Mother Nature, so now they simply argue about the ever-changing weather.....as though it's supposed to stay constant all the time.
Never spent much time in the Texas Panhandle, but have heard that the weather can get pretty crazy there. As close as it is to Colorado, I guess it only makes sense that they would get some of the same late-season snow that often hits in the Rockies. Still, is really crazy (to me) to hear about snowfalls like this in Texas! Where I grew up (just north of Houston), we had a dusting of snow about once every 7 years.
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