Space City weather seems to think so: https://spacecityweather.com/could-the-houston-area-see-snow-on-sunday-the-answer-is-somewhat-complicated/
that's solid advice no matter what the temperature isTarponChaser said:
WRAP YOUR PIPES!!!
must not have turned their hazard lights on.ptothemo said:
A five car pileup just happened solely based on the possibility.
That was the jokeAgFlyGuy said:
I might be wrong, but why wrap a natural gas line? And why would you be concerned it would rupture?
You didn't do so good in physics class did you?FHKChE07 said:
I love how they only wrapped the pipe going to the house. I would be worried about the supply line rupturing and having a gas leak.
BMX Bandit said:
Does it really ever get cold enough to need to wrap pipes? How cold does it need to be for how long for pipe freezing to be an issue of concern?
rilloaggie said:
If you aren't sure which pipe to wrap, the correct answer remains, all of them. Saw this before a forecasted freeze a few years back in a neighborhood I was working in at the time.
SJEAg said:BMX Bandit said:
Does it really ever get cold enough to need to wrap pipes? How cold does it need to be for how long for pipe freezing to be an issue of concern?
Every few years there is a cold spell that will take out basically every unwrapped/undrained sprinkler PVB. They go down before anything else. Teens or low 20s seems to do it quick, or an extended stretch of upper 20s. Once maybe ten years ago it didnt warm above freezing for 2 days and a quarter of the neighborhood had rivers going down their driveway.
rilloaggie said:
If you aren't sure which pipe to wrap, the correct answer remains, all of them. Saw this before a forecasted freeze a few years back in a neighborhood I was working in at the time.
AgFlyGuy said:
I might be wrong, but why wrap a natural gas line? And why would you be concerned it would rupture?
I've had the water in the pipes freeze when I lived in an old pier and beam house in Rice Military w/ no central heat. But never had anything burst from that. Just took a while to get running water again.BMX Bandit said:
Does it really ever get cold enough to need to wrap pipes? How cold does it need to be for how long for pipe freezing to be an issue of concern?