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Posted on Feb 12, 2008 - 1:57am by John P. in Art
Once again from the mind of Colby Jones, the truth about weather in Texas.

Ha, I love the drawing. Being from Wisconsin and now living in Texas, with California and New York in between, I can attest to the Texas weather. Hear I thought Texas was all at least warm.
I’ve never lived in Texas (let alone been there for more than a day), so I can’t really say whether I think it’s funny in its accuracy. If it were true, I think that’d be pretty funny because it definitely would be different than my impression of it. I did think that there were very hot summers and very cold winters. But not at the same time!
snow in tx ? I don’t see that happening often.
This could be said for the weather in Kansas though..lol
Too funny, and too true! Although, I am finding much of the same here in Alabama! We recently had our ‘big snow’, which the kids just absolutely freaking loved! And then two days later, I noticed a lovely dandelion blooming in the yard – I thought that was so funny – I totally should have blogged it! Ha! (My brother says it’s like that in Pueblo, too!)
Growing up in Michigan, we would say “If you don’t like the weather wait 5 minutes”. I also enjoyed watching Texans trying to drive when they got hit with a little ice, it made for good Weather Channel fodder. But I live in SoCal now so the weather is basically perfect and snow is within an easy drive from some excellent surf spots. :D
Come and live in England if you want to know what rain is !
I live in austin, texas and i’ve that happen just in a different order than the comic… the night before it snowed (only about an inch) and stuck till the morning, around 10:00 it heated up to 75 and later in the day to 85 (the hot part). then around 5:00 or 6:00 some really strong wind blew up from the south (the wind part) and brought some pretty big storms in that night (the rainy part).
Funny … Weird weather in Texas!