Snow in Tx
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 1,384
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RE: Snow in Tx
Guys,
I'm not trying to be a jackass
, but one thing that drives me crazy is posting these long links that forces you scroll your screen back and forth to read it. It's very easy to take this:
http://www.weather.com/weather/exten...m_ite=CityPage
And turn it into this.
Just type in something like:
"Check it out, weather is going to rule in Texas this week."
After you've done typing the sentence go back and highlite the word you want emphasis on by taking your mouse, holding down the left button and draggin across the word. In this case I would choose "weather".
Now click on the icon in the toolbar of the edit window that looks like a ball with a chain link on it. In my browser it's on the far right side of the toolbar thats directly above the edit window. Once you click on it it will open up a window that says "enter url". go ahead and paste your link there and WAHLAH you have taken a link thats going to hose up everyones browser and turned it into a fancy link of your choosing.
No, I'm not the forum police, but I do like to be able to read your posts without scrolling left to right. Up and down is bad enough..
Thanks!
I'm not trying to be a jackass
, but one thing that drives me crazy is posting these long links that forces you scroll your screen back and forth to read it. It's very easy to take this:http://www.weather.com/weather/exten...m_ite=CityPage
And turn it into this.
Just type in something like:
"Check it out, weather is going to rule in Texas this week."
After you've done typing the sentence go back and highlite the word you want emphasis on by taking your mouse, holding down the left button and draggin across the word. In this case I would choose "weather".
Now click on the icon in the toolbar of the edit window that looks like a ball with a chain link on it. In my browser it's on the far right side of the toolbar thats directly above the edit window. Once you click on it it will open up a window that says "enter url". go ahead and paste your link there and WAHLAH you have taken a link thats going to hose up everyones browser and turned it into a fancy link of your choosing.
No, I'm not the forum police, but I do like to be able to read your posts without scrolling left to right. Up and down is bad enough..
Thanks!
Road Master
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 949
Likes: 1
From: Way Down Texas Way
RE: Snow in Tx
Well,
Ya know what they say, if you don't like the weather hang around for a few hours...it went from a high of 90 degrees during the afternoon down to a low of around 45 degrees that night the front came in......
yah it did snow Christmas Eve on the beach around three or four years ago for the first time in over a hundred years......and around 1985, they got 14 inches of snow in San Antonio.......Al who ?? what a frikken idiot, what do you care about Global Warming if you invented the internet???
Ya know what they say, if you don't like the weather hang around for a few hours...it went from a high of 90 degrees during the afternoon down to a low of around 45 degrees that night the front came in......
yah it did snow Christmas Eve on the beach around three or four years ago for the first time in over a hundred years......and around 1985, they got 14 inches of snow in San Antonio.......Al who ?? what a frikken idiot, what do you care about Global Warming if you invented the internet???
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 1,355
Likes: 32
From: Houston, Texas
RE: Snow in Tx
ORIGINAL: swestbrook60
To be fair, it did snow (enough to actually turn the ground white) on the Gulf Coast a few years ago for the first time since 1961. I remember it well as I was on the patio grillin' some steaks when it began to fall. Do not fear though, as usual it was gone the next day and the temps were back into the normal frigid winter 50's once again.
ORIGINAL: pococj
It's up in the Panhandle, about 3 jillion miles from Corpus. Been awhile since it snowed on the Gulf.
Gotta remember somethin' about Texas. It's sorta big. 677 miles from Corpus to Amarillo. 815 miles from Texarkana to El Paso. El paso is closer to Los Angeles, CAthan it is to Texarkana, TX (803 miles).
You might hit some cool & wet comin' from this way that time of year. Or it might be hotter than all get-out.
ORIGINAL: Beerninja
Is this in central and northern tx? I will be moving to Corpus Christi in just under a month and I relaly hate snow please tell me I don't have to worry about it there especialy since I will be riding the new sportster out there from San Diego ;-)
Is this in central and northern tx? I will be moving to Corpus Christi in just under a month and I relaly hate snow please tell me I don't have to worry about it there especialy since I will be riding the new sportster out there from San Diego ;-)
Gotta remember somethin' about Texas. It's sorta big. 677 miles from Corpus to Amarillo. 815 miles from Texarkana to El Paso. El paso is closer to Los Angeles, CAthan it is to Texarkana, TX (803 miles).
You might hit some cool & wet comin' from this way that time of year. Or it might be hotter than all get-out.
Yup -- that is my kinda winter!
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