Snowing at the Alamo
63,000 lose power
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- Moderate snowfall reached the San Antonio metro area around 6:30 p.m. Thursday, the first significant snow seen in the city in many years.
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CPS Energy reported about 88,000 customers had lost power due to the storm as of 10:15 p.m.
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According to the National Weather Service, a freeze warning has been issued starting at midnight and going until 9 a.m. Friday for San Antonio and several counties throughout South and Central Texas.
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They say that wet roads may freeze overnight and create dangerous black ice conditions especially on bridges, overpasses, and secondary roadways
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I was in San Antonio in '72. They had an icestorm that years. The locals can NOT handle bad roads. It was bumper car city.
winter has finally reached the south, brace yourselves for a cold spell , its gonna be a cold christmas
looks like...and maybe white.
(them damn whites...you just can't never tell about them)
Yikes! That's awful :(
I remember snow in San Antonio back in 1985.. Thanks for the update..Keep On Steemin On!!
might have been the last time it happened.
you're welcome
will do