Winter Weather in Texas, December 7, 2017

Name: Winter Weather in Texas, December 7, 2017
Start: 2017-12-07T04:00
End: 2017-12-07T22:00
Location: Texas

December 7, 2017 · NWS EWX · 30 events in 30 counties and zones

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The toll

Deaths: 0
Injuries: 0
Property damage: None recorded
Crop damage: None recorded
Events: 30

Deaths and injuries are direct and indirect together, as the offices filed them. Damage is property and crops in the dollars of the year, not adjusted for inflation, and only where an office estimated it.

What happened

The episode as NWS EWX wrote it up.

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:|Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.|Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.|Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.|Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.|Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.|Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.|Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.|DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.|Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.|Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.|Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.|Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.|Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.|Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.|Hays Kyle 3.0 in.|Karnes Runge 2.0 in.|Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.|Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.|Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.|Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.|Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.|Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.|Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.|Real Leakey 0.1 in.|Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.|Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.|Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T|Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.|Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.|Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

What forecasters said that day

The local office's own words before the first event, as it sent them, from the Iowa Environmental Mesonet's archive of National Weather Service text.

NWS Austin/San Antonio, TX wrote its last area forecast discussion before the first event at Dec 7, 3:36 AM CST, 24 minutes earlier.

Area forecast discussion, Dec 7, 3:36 AM CST, 24 minutes before

Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio TX
336 AM CST Thu Dec 7 2017

.SHORT TERM (Today through Friday)...
Upper air analysis last evening showed a broad trough across most of
the country. The trough axis extended from Minnesota to southern
California. The flow over Texas was from the south-southwest. This
flow was bringing moisture across Mexico from the Pacific. At the
surface, winds across our CWA were generally from the northeast.
Temperatures ranged from the middle 30s to around 40 and dew points
at most stations were within two degrees of the temperature. So far,
we have only had a few reports of mixed precipitation. The 00Z DRT
sounding showed the temperature dipping slightly below 0C at around
3800 ft and then warmer again up to near 8700 ft with winds in this
layer from the southeast. The profile is also mostly saturated up to
about 600 mb. This warm layer has been keeping precipitation all rain
across most of our CWA. Models show 850 mb winds eventually turning
to the northeast overnight eroding that elevated warm layer across
our northern area. The boundary layer will stay warm, so we expect a
mix of rain and snow across the north and west until around noon
today. With warm surface temperatures we don't expect any
accumulation or impacts. Precipitation should become all rain during
the afternoon with some daytime warming of the low levels. Tonight
the upper level trough axis will swing through Central Texas pushing
the precipitation southward. Precipitation will come to an end from
north to south overnight. There will still be a chance for some mixed
rain and snow across the southwestern counties before precipitation
comes to an end Friday morning. We don't expect any impacts for this
area. Friday morning will bring freezing temperatures across nearly
all of the CWA. Only southern Frio and most of Dimmit will be above
freezing. We will likely issue a freeze warning for most of the area
that has not already seen a freeze this season.

&&

.LONG TERM (Friday Night through Wednesday)...
The upper trough will move away to the east over the weekend and the
upper flow will switch to northerly and then northwesterly. This will
bring dry weather back to the region. An upper ridge will build over
the west and push into West Texas becoming the dominant feature for
the rest of the period. The entire long term will be dry.
Temperatures will increase through Monday. Tuesday a weak cold front
will back in from the northeast bringing temperatures back down a few
degrees.

&&

.PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS...
Austin Camp Mabry              47  29  55  36  65 /  60  20   0   0   0
Austin Bergstrom Intl Airport  47  30  54  32  65 /  70  20   0   0   0
New Braunfels Muni Airport     47  30  55  34  66 /  90  40   0   0   0
Burnet Muni Airport            45  25  53  32  62 /  40  10   0   0   0
Del Rio Intl Airport           45  31  54  33  64 /  80  40   0   0   0
Georgetown Muni Airport        46  28  54  33  64 /  50  10   0   0   0
Hondo Muni Airport             48  28  57  31  68 /  90  30   0   0   0
San Marcos Muni Airport        47  29  56  34  65 /  80  30   0   0   0
La Grange - Fayette Regional   47  31  51  33  63 /  80  30   0   0   0
San Antonio Intl Airport       48  32  56  37  67 /  90  40   0   0   0
Stinson Muni Airport           47  32  55  35  66 /  90  50   0   0   0

&&

.EWX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
None.
&&

Mesoscale/Aviation...Hampshire
Synoptic/Grids...05

Hazardous weather outlook, Dec 6, 9:50 PM CST, 6 hours 10 minutes before

Hazardous Weather Outlook
National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio TX
950 PM CST Wed Dec 6 2017

TXZ171>173-183>194-202>209-217>225-228-080400-
Llano-Burnet-Williamson-Val Verde-Edwards-Real-Kerr-Bandera-
Gillespie-Kendall-Blanco-Hays-Travis-Bastrop-Lee-Kinney-Uvalde-
Medina-Bexar-Comal-Guadalupe-Caldwell-Fayette-Maverick-Zavala-
Frio-Atascosa-Wilson-Karnes-Gonzales-De Witt-Lavaca-Dimmit-
950 PM CST Wed Dec 6 2017

This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for South-Central Texas..

.DAY ONE...Tonight.

A wintry mix of rain, snow and sleet is possible tonight for areas
generally north of a Del Rio to Hondo to Austin line. There is
not likely to be any accumulation over most of this area due to
temperatures remaining above freezing. However, a few spots across
northern Val Verde, Edwards and western Kerr counties could see
very light accumulations on elevated surfaces and grassy areas.

.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Thursday through Tuesday.

A mix of rain and snow is possible Thursday morning for areas
generally along and north of a Carrizo Springs to Boerne to Austin
line. Additional accumulations are not expected.

For late Thursday night into Friday morning, temperatures are
expected to drop below freezing across the Hill Country and
possibly the Interstate 35 corridor north of San Antonio.

.SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT...

Spotters please report any winter precipitation to the National
Weather Service.

In the hours before

Local storm report, Dec 6, 10:07 PM CST, 5 hours 53 minutes before

PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN/SAN ANTONIO TX
1007 PM CST WED DEC 6 2017

..TIME...   ...EVENT...      ...CITY LOCATION...     ...LAT.LON...
..DATE...   ....MAG....      ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
            ..REMARKS..

0659 PM     SNOW             9 S LLANO               30.62N 98.68W
12/06/2017  E0.0 INCH        LLANO              TX   PUBLIC

            VERY LIGHT SNOW REPORTED MIXING IN WITH THE
            RAIN. NO ACCUMULATION. REPORT GATHERED VIA
            TWITTER.

&&

AAT

Local storm report, Dec 6, 10:18 PM CST, 5 hours 42 minutes before

PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN/SAN ANTONIO TX
1018 PM CST WED DEC 6 2017

..TIME...   ...EVENT...      ...CITY LOCATION...     ...LAT.LON...
..DATE...   ....MAG....      ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
            ..REMARKS..

0840 PM     SLEET            2 SSW JOLLYVILLE        30.42N 97.77W
12/06/2017  E0.0 INCH        TRAVIS             TX   CO-OP OBSERVER

&&

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Event by event

30 winter weather. Local standard time, as filed.

Winter Weather, Maverick

When: December 7, 4:00 AM CST to 12:00 PM CST
Where: Maverick forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 28.743, -100.314 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Kerr

When: December 7, 4:00 AM CST to 12:00 PM CST
Where: Kerr forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 30.062, -99.350 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Kinney

When: December 7, 4:00 AM CST to 12:00 PM CST
Where: Kinney forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.350, -100.418 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Real

When: December 7, 4:00 AM CST to 12:00 PM CST
Where: Real forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.832, -99.822 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Zavala

When: December 7, 4:00 AM CST to 12:00 PM CST
Where: Zavala forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 28.866, -99.761 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Atascosa

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Atascosa forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 28.894, -98.527 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Bandera

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Bandera forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.747, -99.246 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Bastrop

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Bastrop forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 30.104, -97.312 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Bexar

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Bexar forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.449, -98.520 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Blanco

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Blanco forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 30.266, -98.400 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Caldwell

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Caldwell forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.837, -97.620 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Comal

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Comal forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.808, -98.278 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, De Witt

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: De Witt forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.082, -97.357 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Dimmit

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Dimmit forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 28.423, -99.757 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Edwards

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Edwards forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.983, -100.305 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Fayette

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Fayette forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.877, -96.920 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Gillespie

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Gillespie forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 30.318, -98.946 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Gonzales

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Gonzales forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.457, -97.492 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Guadalupe

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Guadalupe forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.583, -97.949 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Hays

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Hays forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 30.058, -98.031 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Karnes

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Karnes forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 28.906, -97.859 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Kendall

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Kendall forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.945, -98.712 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Lavaca

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Lavaca forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.384, -96.930 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Lee

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Lee forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 30.311, -96.966 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Medina

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Medina forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.356, -99.110 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Travis

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Travis forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 30.335, -97.782 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Uvalde

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Uvalde forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.357, -99.762 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Val Verde

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Val Verde forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.893, -101.152 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Williamson

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Williamson forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 30.648, -97.601 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather, Wilson

When: December 7, 5:00 PM CST to 10:00 PM CST
Where: Wilson forecast zone
Reported by: Emergency Manager
Coordinates: 29.174, -98.087 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county: |Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in. |Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in. |Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in. |Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in. |Blanco Blanco 1.0 in. |Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in. |Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in. |DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in. |Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in. |Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in. |Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in. |Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in. |Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in. |Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in. |Hays Kyle 3.0 in. |Karnes Runge 2.0 in. |Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in. |Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in. |Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in. |Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in. |Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in. |Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in. |Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in. |Real Leakey 0.1 in. |Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in. |Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in. |Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T |Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in. |Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in. |Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

What these are

Winter Weather: Snow, sleet or freezing rain below warning levels that still caused disruption, damage or casualties.

After NWS Directive 10-1605, the rules offices file Storm Data by.

The same day elsewhere

Every storm in Texas in 2017 Every state in 2017 This day in weather history Warnings in Texas, December 2017

Sources

NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Storm Events Database, compiled from the National Weather Service’s monthly Storm Data. Complete through 2026-06; NCEI adds each month about 75 days after it ends and revises past years a few times a year. Rebuilt 2026-09-24. Each event’s entry at NCEI: 731463, 731472, 731473, 731474, 731475, 731440, 731443, 731444, 731445, 731446, 731447, 731448, 731449, 731450, 731451, 731452, 731453, 731454, 731455, 731456, 731458, 731459, 731460, 731462, 731464, 731465, 731466, 731467, 731468, 731469.