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Oklahoma City Blizzard - Christmas Eve 2009

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Uploaded by on Dec 25, 2009

Over 14 inches of snow fell in one day December 24, 2009. This was two and a half inches above the record for snow in one day set back in 1914. Pesky "Global Warming"! (This video was taken in my backyard). (My Website: http://x-evolutionist.com/ ) X

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  • @poopsyproductions

    Do you know there's a city in Canada (White Rock) that registered a warmer winter season (2009 - 2010) than Dallas? It was not only warmer; but it was also DECIDEDLY milder than Dallas after factoring in wind chill. It's not the first winter it's happened, either. In fact, White Rock's winters are NORMALLY much milder than they are in Oklahoma City and Amarillo! Surprised? If you need proof, I'd be MORE than willing to provide the proof.

  • Same thing happened in NE oklahoma, green country. I live in dewey. The snow lasted till January like snow was still on the ground in patches till the middle of Jan.

  • When they said we might get a "White Christmas" they weren't joking...but a "White-Out Christmas" is more like what we got!

    Nice video, thanks for posting.

  • So it started around 1816? Is that what you mean?

  • "global warming" leads to colder temps for longer in attempt to cool the planet. We're in for an ice age reference 1816 or The Little ice age

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