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Normal temperatures along the Texas Gulf Coast without the passage of a cold front are very mild. This year has been exceptionally mild with only one dip to 40° so far and many days a little warmer than average. This coming Saturday, New Year's Day. the forecast is for a high of 82° with a heat index of 84°. Winter arrives overnight. That will make for nice weather to prepare to keep the plants from freezing the next two nights.
Record high in San Antonio yesterday………83!
Sorry, don't feel too sorry for you. -4 here this morning, tomorrow -22.
And THAT is why I chose to live where I do. It was cold enough where I lived in New Mexico with it hitting 15-20 degrees almost every night in the winter.
Good time to get the snow shoes out and see how the deer are traveling in the late season ( archey and ML are still open until 1/1 ).Attachment 293828
It's been 80-ish today and all this week, and about 70 at night.
However, it's supposed to freeze & rain tonight and be around 40 for tomorrow's high.
A couple weeks ago, we ran the AC during the day, and the heater at night.
That's winter in Texas.......
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Welcome to Texas!Quote:
Originally Posted by David2011
Yup. We are in New Braunfels - no cooler here.Quote:
Originally Posted by smithnframe
Upstate NY in the Adirondacks we should be seeing nights in the teens and days just under freezing. Today it was 40 and raining with a forecast of rain the next two days. The lakes are not frozen yet and normally I am out ice fishing already. Not going to happen anytime soon. Jet stream has changed for sure. It is dipping down deeper in the south and dragging up the warm moist air with it. I do not mind winter but frost in the ground and rain does not mix well. Glad to hear Texas is nice and warm. You guys have been though a lot the last year weather wise.
Well if Academy bought a bunch of winter outerwear their going to take a beating. :(
82 here in louisiana. Frank
-28F here this morning.................:sad:
Yikes. But than again I grew up where 30 below was not uncommon. That's why I live in the White Mountains of Eastern Arizona where getting down to zero is about it and doesn't get that low very often.