How Many Times Has It Snowed In Houston Since 2000

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Houston Snow: A Mystery Wrapped in a Flannel, Most Likely Not Needed

Ah, Houston. The land of scorching summers, epic humidity, and...occasional snow? You read that right, folks. Buckle up, because we're about to dive into the fascinating, and some might say mythical, world of Houston snowfall since the year 2000.

How much snow are we talking about here?

Now, before you grab your skis and head for the nearest hill (which, let's be honest, is probably an overpass), Houston's snow is more of a fleeting dream than a winter wonderland. We're talking about dustings that might cause a flurry of excitement (pun intended), but not enough to build a snowman taller than a potted cactus.

Here's the thing: pinpointing the exact number of snowfalls since 2000 is a bit like trying to predict the weather in Houston itself - unpredictable. Some sources say there might have been a couple of measly flurries, while others claim a whopping three snowfalls. Truth be told, in Houston, a "snowfall" basically means anything that sticks to the ground for more than 5 minutes and isn't a stray margarita.

So, what does this mean for the average Houstonian?

Well, for one, it means you can keep your snow boots safely tucked away in the back of your closet (unless they double as fashionable rain boots, because, Houston). Secondly, you can use this as an opportunity to confuse your out-of-town friends. Just tell them you had a massive snowball fight and watch their jaws drop. Bonus points if you can convince them you used grits instead of snow.

The Final Flurry

Look, Houston getting snow is about as common as finding a decent parking spot at the Galleria during the holidays. But hey, that doesn't mean we can't enjoy the occasional wintery surprise. So, next time a cold front blows through and whispers rumors of snowflakes, grab your camera (because let's be real, this is a picture-worthy event), and get ready to experience the magic of a Houston "snowfall." Just remember, the real blizzard might be the one at the ice cream store where you're celebrating with a celebratory "blizzard" treat.

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