svNarniaJanuary 26, 2026Narnia2 Comments on Made it to Dallas Received via: Garmin inReach Satellite Msg Date Position 2026-01-26 22:42:05Z Position information not received Message: Received via: Garmin inReach Satellite Msg Date Position 2026-01-26 22:42:05Z Position information not received Message: Received via: Garmin inReach Satellite Msg Date: Position: Course: Speed: 2026-01-26 22:42:05Z 32.911951, -97.049255 0.00 ° True 0.01 Kn Message: [t:Made it to Dallas ]. Made it to Dallas 5 hours late. 30 minute hold on runway while we wait for an open gate. Never seen Dallas in snow. Weather Conditions Reported at Position (source: Open-Meteo): (Clear sky) Temperature 2m: 30 °F Relative Humidity 2m: 65 % Apparent Temperature: 22.3 °F Precipitation: 0 inch Rain: 0 inch Showers: 0 inch Snowfall: 0 inch Cloud Cover: 3 % Pressure Msl: 1038 hPa Wind Speed 10m: 4.7 kn Wind Direction 10m: 268 ° Wind Gusts 10m: 6 kn Marine Weather Conditions Reported at Position (source: Open-Meteo): Narnia’s Garmin Tracking Site: https://share.garmin.com/svNarnia . This message was sent to you using the inReach two-way satellite communicator with GPS. To learn more, visit http://explore.garmin.com/inreach. Narnia’s Garmin Tracking Site: https://share.garmin.com/svNarnia Narnia’s Garmin Tracking Site: https://share.garmin.com/svNarnia Made it to DallasShare Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Print (Opens in new window) Print Post navigation Position UpdateMade it to Buenos Aires 2 thoughts on “Made it to Dallas” Glad to see you arrived in Argentina. Reply Meant to add that snow in Dallas is not that unusual. When I lived in Abilene for a short time, it snowed over two weeks. Thankfully, I had packed long underwear and snow boots. I’ll post a pic on FB for you. Reply Please Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentNameEmailWebsite Turn on JavaScript to leave a comment. Δ Written from (location)
Meant to add that snow in Dallas is not that unusual. When I lived in Abilene for a short time, it snowed over two weeks. Thankfully, I had packed long underwear and snow boots. I’ll post a pic on FB for you. Reply
Glad to see you arrived in Argentina.
Meant to add that snow in Dallas is not that unusual. When I lived in Abilene for a short time, it snowed over two weeks. Thankfully, I had packed long underwear and snow boots. I’ll post a pic on FB for you.