Snow

KAMC Chief Meteorologist Ron Roberts says that there might be snow in Lubbock on Christmas Eve. Or not.

I snapped a few pictures around the ol' office space and it occurred to me that you're probably doing the same thing. It's not often that we get this much snow in Lubbock, and it almost never happens this late in the year.

For the last month and a half, Foley farmer Greg Novak has been busy building a 50-foot tall snowman.

I think the cold weather has finally gotten to all of us, including this four-year-old, who has a special request -- for Jesus.

When it snows at my house it truly makes it look like we're anywhere but Texas. I guess that's why we bought the place. Our back yard kinda rolls right into the Lubbock Country Club. No, I don't play golf and we're not members of the Country Club, but we do have a pretty good view...

The weather outside may get ugly, but that doesn't mean you can't have fun. Be the snow day hero to your kids, and get the recipe for Snow Ice Cream, after the jump.

Here is what the DPS folks say about being safe when storms are approaching West Texas: ICE STORM PREPAREDNESS: PLANNING Winter storms can strand motorists traveling northern routes in Texas, sometimes striking South Texas and coastal areas. When winter storms threaten, monitor broadcast media and NOAA Weather Radio for information. Keep your gas tank full to avoid ice in the tank and fuel lines.