I’ve had a four-day weekend this week. On Monday, I could have gone into work, but I didn’t want to risk my life trying to get back home, driving on icy roads. So I called in. Today, the office was closed.
I haven’t heard any rain coming down, so I peeked up from my computer to look out the window. I didn’t expect what I saw.
Yes. Snow. In Texas. It’s not unheard of in maybe the panhandle, but down here in Central Texas? I think the last time that happened was 2004, and it was on overnight event that melted once the sun came up.
It’s 12:30 p.m., lunchtime, and it’s snowing in Austin. Global warming yay!
![[Snow! On my steps!] [Snow! On my steps!]](http://www.gregbueno.com/images/extras/winter_storm_011707_04.jpg)
![[More snow on my steps] [More snow on my steps]](http://www.gregbueno.com/images/extras/winter_storm_011707_06.jpg)
![[Snow and ice on my balcony] [Snow and ice on my balcony]](http://www.gregbueno.com/images/extras/winter_storm_011707_02.jpg)
![[Porter Elementary School] [Porter Elementary School]](http://www.gregbueno.com/images/extras/winter_storm_011707_01.jpg)
![[Parking lot of my apartment complex] [Parking lot of my apartment complex]](http://www.gregbueno.com/images/extras/winter_storm_011707_03.jpg)
![[My car covered in ice and snow] [My car covered in ice and snow]](http://www.gregbueno.com/images/extras/winter_storm_011707_05.jpg)
![[A view of the road] [A view of the road]](http://www.gregbueno.com/images/extras/winter_storm_011707_07.jpg)