South Texas snow and hurricane season....

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#41 Postby angelwing » Wed Sep 28, 2005 7:08 pm

Does anyone know how the winter was down south prior to Hurricane Camielle? Or how it was afterwards (69-70)?
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#42 Postby richtrav » Wed Sep 28, 2005 10:42 pm

It was Brownsville that hadn't received snow in over 100 years (1895 had been the last time). The historical records, by the way, indicate a severe hurricane made landfall near there in October 1880, which was followed by one of their worst cold snaps ever just over two months later.
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Re: South Texas snow and hurricane season....

#43 Postby audioslave8 » Thu Sep 29, 2005 12:24 am

Calamity wrote:With all that has happened to Texas recently, let’s not forget what happened on December 25th, 2004! It was a Christmas miracle for south Texas. Places like Houston saw their first snow in over 100 years. Other places, like Victoria I believe, saw up to 1 foot of snow.

Now I wonder… is there really a correlation between south Texas snowfall and hurricane season? Or is this year just an anomaly? Even though Houston was spared a direct hit, they still received strong winds. And let’s not rule out other places in Texas that got pounded by Rita.

We should also remember that the extreme southern areas of Texas got glazed by Emily and also received some snow in December. Most of all, hurricane season has yet to end. There may still be more to come. So thus, this data remains incomplete until this season had ended.
It just might be true calamity. I grew up in Myrtle Beach lived there for close to 20 years and we had the same dealio when Hugo came ashore in September. Christmas day that winter we ended up with a record 16 inches of snow on the beach I might add. The most awesome Christmas ever. What are the chances of getting one of the strongest S.C. storms on record a cat4 with 140mph winds and a record snowfall that winter as well. Makes you go hmmmmmmmmmm.
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#44 Postby gben027 » Fri Sep 30, 2005 12:48 am

It was 90 here in central Wisconsin a week ago, and last night it got down into the 30's......big temp change for a week.
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#45 Postby SCshorty » Fri Sep 30, 2005 11:36 am

Yep, we got that big snow here in Charleston, SC for Christmas 1989 after Hugo, and I think we also had a smaller snow event the winter after Floyd went by.
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#46 Postby GalvestonDuck » Fri Sep 30, 2005 12:30 pm

All I know is, if we get snow this year, I'm going to board up the island in March.
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