A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa  Pleasanton  1.0 in.
Bandera  1NNE Lakehills  2.2 in.
Bastrop  4NNE Rosanky  4.5 in.
Bexar  Scenic Oaks  3.8 in.
Blanco  Blanco  1.0 in.
Caldwell  4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal  3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt  8SW Westhoff  2.0 in.
Dimmit  Carrizo Springs  1.6 in.
Edwards  9WSW Rocksprings  3.0 in.
Fayette  3ENE La Grange  1.5 in.
Gillespie  2WSW Willow City  0.5 in.
Gonzales  1N Gonzales  0.4 in.
Guadalupe  2S New Braunfels  2.7 in.
Hays  Kyle  3.0 in.
Karnes  Runge  2.0 in.
Kendall  1E Boerne  2.5 in.
Kerr  2NNE Center Point  0.5 in.
Kinney  26N Brackettville  0.5 in.
Lavaca  Yoakum  3.0 in.
Lee  4SSE Fedor  5.0 in.
Maverick  Eagle Pass  0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo  1.7 in.
Real  Leakey  0.1 in.
Travis  3ENE Onion Creek  1.8 in.
Uvalde  Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde  4NW Del Rio  T
Williamson  6.5ESE Coupland  0.8 in.
Wilson  5WSW La Vernia  2.0 in.
Zavala  Crystal City  0.1 in.

Winter Weather in ATASCOSA, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in BANDERA, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in CALDWELL, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in COMAL, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in DE WITT, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in HAYS, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in KARNES, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in KENDALL, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in FAYETTE, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in EDWARDS, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in DIMMIT, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in GILLESPIE, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in BASTROP, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in BEXAR, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in GONZALES, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in BLANCO, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in MEDINA, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in GUADALUPE, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in TRAVIS, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in ZAVALA, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 04:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 12:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in KERR, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 04:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 12:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in KINNEY, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 04:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 12:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in MAVERICK, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 04:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 12:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in WILLIAMSON, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in WILSON, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in REAL, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 04:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 12:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in UVALDE, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in VAL VERDE, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in LAVACA, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.

Winter Weather in LEE, TEXAS
From 07-DEC-17 17:00:00 to 07-DEC-17 22:00:00 (CST-6)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

A cold front brought a shallow layer of cold air into South Central Texas on December 6. This was followed by an upper level trough cooling the deeper atmosphere allowing snow to fall across the region. Snow began across the Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains on the evening of the 6th and redeveloped farther south and east during the evening of December 7. Snowfall totals ranged from a trace to five inches. Higher snow totals were seen in a band from Edwards to northern Bexar to Lee County. Despite this heavy snow there were only minor impacts of a few traffic accidents. Here is a list of the maximum snow in each county:
Atascosa Pleasanton 1.0 in.
Bandera 1NNE Lakehills 2.2 in.
Bastrop 4NNE Rosanky 4.5 in.
Bexar Scenic Oaks 3.8 in.
Blanco Blanco 1.0 in.
Caldwell 4NNW Luling 2.5 in.
Comal 3SSE Smithson Valley 3.9 in.
DeWitt 8SW Westhoff 2.0 in.
Dimmit Carrizo Springs 1.6 in.
Edwards 9WSW Rocksprings 3.0 in.
Fayette 3ENE La Grange 1.5 in.
Gillespie 2WSW Willow City 0.5 in.
Gonzales 1N Gonzales 0.4 in.
Guadalupe 2S New Braunfels 2.7 in.
Hays Kyle 3.0 in.
Karnes Runge 2.0 in.
Kendall 1E Boerne 2.5 in.
Kerr 2NNE Center Point 0.5 in.
Kinney 26N Brackettville 0.5 in.
Lavaca Yoakum 3.0 in.
Lee 4SSE Fedor 5.0 in.
Maverick Eagle Pass 0.1 in.
Medina 8E Hondo 1.7 in.
Real Leakey 0.1 in.
Travis 3ENE Onion Creek 1.8 in.
Uvalde Sabinal 2.1 in.
Val Verde 4NW Del Rio T
Williamson 6.5ESE Coupland 0.8 in.
Wilson 5WSW La Vernia 2.0 in.
Zavala Crystal City 0.1 in.