Is it going to snow tomorrow?!

So I have heard that it is going to snow tomorrow. Anyone else hear this or work in the weather business and can comment on this?

I don't trust the weather channels/sites too much. However the expected temps and rain chance make it look like it could happen in both San Antonio and Houston.

Heard it is going to snow here in San Antonio, but it is too warm for it to stay on the ground.
Maybe be able to scrape a snowball of the hood of a car, but that is about it.

I thought peeps that work for the NSA know everything that's going on in the US???

Snow and a new low for me no top or doors

Personal best 32 deg.

Dutchboy101 wrote:

Heard it is going to snow here in San Antonio, but it is too warm for it to stay on the ground.
Maybe be able to scrape a snowball of the hood of a car, but that is about it.

I thought peeps that work for the NSA know everything that's going on in the US???

From the National Security Agency website. "The NSA/CSS core missions are to protect U.S. national security systems and to produce foreign signals intelligence information. " Who works for the NSA?

I don't think they care about the weather unless its going to be a nuclear winter.

Mr. El Cucuy wrote:

Snow and a new low for me no top or doors

Personal best 32 deg.

OUCH. Take a pic of you sitting in your jeep covered in snow.

Bizarro wrote:

Dutchboy101 wrote:

Heard it is going to snow here in San Antonio, but it is too warm for it to stay on the ground.
Maybe be able to scrape a snowball of the hood of a car, but that is about it.

I thought peeps that work for the NSA know everything that's going on in the US???

From the National Security Agency website. "The NSA/CSS core missions are to protect U.S. national security systems and to produce foreign signals intelligence information. " Who works for the NSA?

I don't think they care about the weather unless its going to be a nuclear winter.

Yea who works for the NSA?

it's that complex off potranco between culebra & 151 right?

Just heard that it might not snow in San Antonio, but will towards college Station.
We might get a little bit of snow.

We just got an email stating Heavy snow with accumulation of up to 1"

I heard its suppose to snow here in Waco tommarow

50% chance that it will snow here, lets just say ill be cold, because all I got is my top, my front windows and the windbreaker window behind me. but its one of those windows with the openings on the sides.......my rear windows finaly ripped off....

..::Ryan::.. wrote:

We just got an email stating Heavy snow with accumulation of up to 1"

Heavy snow........

Accumulation of 1 inch??????

That doesn't make sense.

Maybe being from Michigan makes my idea of heavy snow different than you southerners

Mr. El Cucuy wrote:

Snow and a new low for me no top or doors

Personal best 32 deg.

pics or it didnt happen!!!!

No no pics that's why I'm praying to "christmas baby jesus " that it snows

all this talk of Snow is making my bones hurt!

Forecast for my house tomorrow says High of 35 and a low of 25 light snow in the AM and 100% Snow between 2 and 4 pm.

I hate Cold weather! But will be sure to have my camera ready to take pics of the flurry's

I am from Indiana and it made me laugh when they said Heavy snow...accumulation of 1" lol

You also go to remember it hasn't snowed here is what 10 years?

Bizarro wrote:

Who works for the NSA?

Not "that" NSA, this NSA.

1" is heavy snow down here but up north it wouldn't even make the news. Even though some of us grew up in colder climates I HIGHLY recommend staying home when it snows. People in SA can't drive worth shit in dry weather let alone rain. Throw some snow/ice and it's just mayhem.

thebigtman wrote:

Bizarro wrote:

Who works for the NSA?

Not "that" NSA, this NSA.

1" is heavy snow down here but up north it wouldn't even make the news. Even though some of us grew up in colder climates I HIGHLY recommend staying home when it snows. People in SA can't drive worth shit in dry weather let alone rain. Throw some snow/ice and it's just mayhem.

HAHAHAHA. That is fufufufuf funny.

I aggree about the change of evironments. 1" of snow can shut down a city not prepared or used to it. Good luck in SA with all those hills. I remember when it snowed 13" in the 80s some hilly streets were one way only. Radio said it could be 4"-5" here around Houston if it continues. The snow started earlier than guessed/predicted and it got colder than they guessed/predicted too.