On Today's Date: The Weirdest Christmas Snow I've Seen
On Dec. 24, 2004, 20 years ago today, snow fell over much of coastal and South Texas leading to what we considered the most bizarre white Christmas in U.S. history. This freak event remains the all-time snowstorm of record in both Victoria (12.5 inches) and Corpus Christi, Texas (4.4 inches).
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Greg Abbott activated state emergency-response resources earlier in the day anticipating the "increased severe weather threat ...
A tornado watch was issued Thursday night for parts of Texas and Louisiana as a line of powerful thunderstorms unleashed ...
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Severe weather across the country could lead to delays and traffic during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.
Storms across both the Western and Southern United States threaten to disrupt flights as millions of holiday travelers ...
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Snowfall on Christmas is a rare treat in the Lone Star State. Here's the last time it snowed, according to the National Weather Service.
El Paso's probability of snow on the holiday is at a meager two percent, according to the National Weather Service.
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