As a result of yesterday's weather (which hit us
much harder and faster than was predicted less than 24 hours before it hit), virtually all of DFW has a snow day today...
in March!

I'm showing 14°F this morning (with wind-chills near zero) so the freezing rain/sleet/snow that fell yesterday will not be going anywhere with those temps. According to the local weather "guessers", last night was the coldest night of the season (not in Dec, Jan, or Feb, but
in March :!

. We may not get above freezing today, despite the abundant sunshine. Who moved the state of Texas to Minnesota?
The other trend I've noticed this year is that these winter storms have hit us
much harder than were forecast even a day or two before. Although temperatures were forecast to fall throughout the day yesterday, we were supposed to be in the 50's for a good part of the day. Were not supposed to hit the 30's until evening at which time all precip was supposed to have moved out of the area. Instead, temps were at freezing when I got up (around 6:30 AM) and continued falling throughout the day. Had an errand to run yesterday morning and temps were 24°F by 11 AM. Fortunately, it was dry for much of the morning, though some sleet was falling by the time I was headed home. Similar thing happened on Super Bowl Sunday...They were forecasting temps to be near 50°F three days before. On game day, we had temps of 33-34°F with the threat of sleet/freezing drizzle. I understand fine-tuning the forecast, but to miss the temps by 20 or so degrees on a forecast 1-3 days out
on several occasions this year? C'mon guys...with all the satellites, computer models, radar, and other instrumentation available today, I have to believe our weather forecasting is better than this!
Since nothing else has worked to rid ourselves of this winter, let me try this approach...I hereby ban winter
