It snowed back home!
From the Houston Chronicle:
Residents in the greater Houston area are reporting snowfall this afternoon.
As afternoon temperatures north of Houston hovered just above freezing on Wednesday afternoon snow fell across parts of the area.
According to the National Weather Service, areas such as Tomball and College Station all received snow flurries on Wednesday afternoon. Some areas, such as the Hwy 290 and Hwy 249 corridors, received moderately heavy snow at times.
The ground remains relatively warm so accumulation isn't expected in most areas, except in fields, yards and on the tops of cars.
Forecasters said snow is possible this evening northwest of a line from Freeport to Pasadena to Liberty, likely ending after about 9 p.m.
Although temperatures for much of the area may fall below freezing tonight, the precipitation should end, with the sun returning tomorrow to bring daytime highs into the mid- to upper-50s.
Residents in the greater Houston area are reporting snowfall this afternoon.
As afternoon temperatures north of Houston hovered just above freezing on Wednesday afternoon snow fell across parts of the area.
According to the National Weather Service, areas such as Tomball and College Station all received snow flurries on Wednesday afternoon. Some areas, such as the Hwy 290 and Hwy 249 corridors, received moderately heavy snow at times.
The ground remains relatively warm so accumulation isn't expected in most areas, except in fields, yards and on the tops of cars.
Forecasters said snow is possible this evening northwest of a line from Freeport to Pasadena to Liberty, likely ending after about 9 p.m.
Although temperatures for much of the area may fall below freezing tonight, the precipitation should end, with the sun returning tomorrow to bring daytime highs into the mid- to upper-50s.
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