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Originally Posted by DevilsReject97
Texas actually gets blizzard conditions in the panhandle/north of Dallas area. That area is still part of the Rocky Mountains and it is prone to those kinds of conditions.
This was just 2 weeks ago... and yes, I get it, it's not 10 ft deep... but it has happened..
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And then it's gone in a day or two.
Mainly, they get freezing rain/frozen slush and no way to remove it, THAT can stick around for a few days and shut everything down. It's not "part of the rocky mountains" (WTF!?) but cold fronts coming down from Canada have nothing to oppose them in the plains. I've been there for many of these events. But as justification for snow tires and AWD, it's pretty ridiculous. That's like saying I need a convertible in Barrow.
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