Dallas receives 12.5 inches of warmal colding, Bill Nye unavailable for comment

I wonder what the no-growth, flat-Earth, sixties retreads think about the onset of a new Ice Age?

A new record of 12.5 inches of snow in a 24-hour period was set at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (11.2 on Thursday) -- and flakes were still coming down after midnight. The previous daily record was 7.8 inches on Jan. 15, 1964, and Jan. 14, 1917 and the previous 24-hour record was 12.1 inches. The total for this winter, so far, is 15.7 inches, the second highest recorded in North Texas history. The highest recorded snowfall for a winter season was in 1977-78 with 17.6 inches of snow.

The snowfall forced the closure and delays of hundreds of schools and businesses on both Thursday and Friday. Now that the storm has passed, the damage assessment can begin.

As of 4:00 p.m. Friday, Oncor Electric Delivery said there are 200,000 homes and businesses in North Texas without power. Oncor added they are bringing in 1,500 contractors to repair power lines ripped down by tree branches laden with heavy snow...

Upon hearing the news, Bill Nye ("The Faux Science Guy") shrieked like a little girl and ran away sobbing.