snow

It dawned on me that perhaps some of the wild creatures may be struggling to find food when the ground is covered with snow and ice. Turns out, they are.

Amongst the record snowfall and plummeting temperatures, quite a few weather related rarities have appeared.

The update came at 7 a.m. today (Tuesday).

So...yeah...When it drops below 60 degrees, I'm blankets and hoodie. When it hits the 40's, or below freezing like it'll be for the next week, I don't want to go outside. I. Hate. Cold. Weather. And. I. Hate. Winter.

Nearly a month ago, much of Deep East Texas was under a blanket of snow.  A major snow event dumped anywhere from an inch to 8 inches of the white stuff in the Pineywoods.
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Some East Texas school districts have opted to delay the start of classes or cancel them for a second day in a row.

After the headlines and heartaches of pandemics and political tensions, we needed the lighthearted fun of playing in the snow. Hey, I even built a snowman!

Thank you Snow Day: Look, don't judge me, you're probably just as lazy as I am.

Snow is beautiful!

Here are things you can do today to enjoy the most out of your day full of snow.

Some East Texas school districts have delayed the start of classes or cancelled classes for Monday, January 11th.

Snow accumulation of up to 3" to 4" will be possible in parts of East Texas tonight and into Monday morning.