snow

We can always use the moisture. No matter what the form of it is. I would prefer the rain over the snow. That is because here in Amarillo it is hardly ever just snow. We usually have the killer winds to go with it. Oh and more often than not we have the ice as well.

So far we have had a very weird winter. We have had a bit of snow early on. The rest has been hit or miss. Don't let that fool you or even jinx us. We still have a good two months until we hit spring and even that doesn't guarantee we won't have winter here in the Texas Panhandle..

As if this week has not already been one for the books. A book that we all just want to go ahead and return, throw in the garbage, or even burn. I am not a book burner but that is how this week has been.

This has been a year already with a good amount of snow. I can't imagine we have seen the last of it for the season. So I guess I never really thought of shoveling being dangerous. I mean it makes sense. I really am not a fan of shoveling anyway...so if I can find a way to get someone else to d…

It doesn't look promising.

This has been a crazy week of weather. I mean we had it all. Nice weather over the weekend and then the craziness moved in the Texas Panhandle. We had thundershowers, thundersnow, ice galore, wind and snow.

As of Tuesday morning (10/27/20), flight cancellations are stacking up at Amarillo's Rick Husband International Airport.

It's bad enough to see the first signs of winter in late October, but then we have to deal with all the other stuff that comes with it.

Get ready for frigid temperatures and the chance of wintry precipitation coming to the Texas panhandle.

Our next winter storm is taking shape and the computer models are beginning to agree that Amarillo is in store for another winter storm.

After a record breaking warm weekend in the Texas panhandle, winter weather returns to the forecast to remind us that it is indeed still February.

So far we have had a very tame winter. Don't let that fool you or even jinx us. We still have a good two months until we hit spring and even that doesn't guarantee we won't have winter.