On Today's Date: The Weirdest Christmas Snow I've Seen
On Dec. 24, 2004, 20 years ago today, snow fell over much of coastal and South Texas leading to what we considered the most bizarre white Christmas in U.S. history. This freak event remains the all-time snowstorm of record in both Victoria (12.5 inches) and Corpus Christi, Texas (4.4 inches).
On this date in Texas history, the Longhorns had their Christmas spoiled by North Carolina in the 1982 Sun Bowl.
El Paso's probability of snow on the holiday is at a meager two percent, according to the National Weather Service.
A cold front will sweep across Texas headed toward Christmas Day, hitting the Texas Panhandle first before reaching San ...
Federal agents with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently seized $3.3 million worth of cocaine in what they ...
The winter solstice occurred at 3:21 a.m. today, marking the official start of winter. Here are the historical odds of seeing ...
Snowfall on Christmas is a rare treat in the Lone Star State. Here's the last time it snowed, according to the National Weather Service.
From snow and ice to triple-digit heat, and from flash flooding to extreme drought, 2024 had it all. Here’s a look back at some of the biggest weather stories of the year.
A low pressure system will move across the middle of the country and interact with deep Gulf moisture, setting the state for ...
The National Weather Service predicts above-average temperatures and below-average precipitation for most of Texas through ...
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Has Southeast Texas seen a white Christmas?Over the past some 75 years, Southeast Texas has only recorded one Christmas with snow. On Dec. 25, 1953, Southeast Texas saw ...
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