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Will It Snow on Christmas Day? These Texas Cities Have The Highest Chance.

While it may seem like it is too far out to start worrying about these things, it's best to start early so you aren't left unprepared when the cold hits.

When it comes to winter, snow is a part of it. At least in certain places in Texas, it is a normal occurrence.

We have been lucky so far. We have had cold weather but no snow. I mean, yes, we have had flurries but nothing that has really stuck to the ground. As we make our move further and further into December we know that luck will change.

Up, down, round and round. That's Amarillo winter weather huh?

It never seems to fail. We find out about snow and we have to run out and buy up everything? Why? I don't get it.

Give yourself plenty of time to get where you need to go, drive safe, and look forward to warmer weather.

I feel like there are two kinds of people in this world. Oh and they end up in a relationship together. Tell me I am wrong. There are the ones who love to take risks and that one who lives life by the rules.

Snow driving doesn't have to be hard. If you can't check all these boxes, stay off the road.

I know it seems we go through this every year. I mean it's no surprise that it snows here in the Texas Panhandle. I know we don't get as much snow as other parts of the country. It seems though that the snow brings out the worst in our drivers.

Roads could be slick heading into work Thursday morning.

I'm enjoying the relatively mild winter, but I'm wondering if we're skipping the season this year.