Record breaking snow fell across North Central Texas. Heavy snow spread across Central Texas and moved into East Texas during the afternoon hours before ending. Snow began in the Hill Country during the early morning hours. The highest accumulations of 3 to 5 inches occurred south of I-20 near where the center of the upper low tracked. February 23, 2010Ī strong upper level low pressure system tracked across Central Texas and brought a significant snow event to the region. Snow continued into the early afternoon hours on the 21st across East Texas before ending. Some locations just 20 miles to the southwest of this band of snow only picked up 1 inch. Heavy snowfall occurred on the backside of the low with measurable snowfall occurring mainly to the north of I-20.Ī very localized and heavy band of snow developed during the early morning hours of the 21st, dumping 5 to 9 inches of snow across Collin County. March 20-21, 2010Īn unusually strong and cold upper level low slowly moved along the Red River Valley on March 20 and 21. As much as 6 inches of snow fell from Sulphur Springs to Cooper, where the snow remained on the ground for several days. Some light snow continued during the early morning hours of January 10. January 9-10, 2011 Heavy rain affected much of North Texas on January 9, transitioning to heavy snow in Northeast Texas. The precipitation changed to snow before ending, accumulating 6 to 7 inches of frozen precipitation in Graham and Olney. Winds gusted over 50 mph at DFW Airport with heavy sleet. The precipitation transitioned to heavy sleet thunderstorms during the early morning hours of February 1. FebruHeavy rain accompanied a strong arctic front. The heaviest amounts were 7 to 8 inches, from Emory and Sulphur Springs to Mineola and Mount Pleasant. Totals of 6 inches or more could be found in Collin County, and from Corsicana to Terrell and Canton. Snow continued in Northeast Texas into the evening hours of February 4.ĭallas Love Field measured 5.1 inches for the event. The snow spread north overnight, impacting nearly all of North Texas. Snow began in Central Texas during the evening hours of February 3.

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