Well there is and it began on December
1st and it runs through February.
The way this Texas temperature plunged over the past 36 hours, it felt
like it began today.
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| West End Train Station © Katina S. Brooks Photography |
I bundled myself up as if it were the beginning of a new ice
age after listening to the local morning news meteorologists say, “…there were
snow flurries north of Dallas, headed our way…” I got snow eyes…don’t worry, it is not a medical condition it
is only brought on when it snows; that is when all you want to see it snow and
want to surround yourself in the snow and cold – I just made that up, lol. I
digress, by the time I arrived at the train station…the snow clouds were empty,
leaving only their remnants along the sidewalks and atop cars.
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| Green Line Train Station © Katina S. Brooks Photography |
I was a bit sad but like the Texas adage goes, “…wait ten
minutes if you don’t like the weather.”
I hope you enjoyed your first snow of the 2012-2013 Meteorological
Winter because the Farmers Almanac says, “Winter temperatures will be slightly
colder than normal, on average, with precipitation and snowfall near or a bit
above normal. The coldest periods will occur in late December and early January
and through much of February. The snowiest periods will be in early to
mid-February and early March.”
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| Green Line Train Station © Katina S. Brooks Photography |
Have A Great Day and Keep Warm!
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