Cpv17 wrote:Surprised there’s no chatter about the front the Euro and GFS are both showing in 9 to 10 days.
This thread is dead. Maybe someone should make a Spring thread.
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Cpv17 wrote:Surprised there’s no chatter about the front the Euro and GFS are both showing in 9 to 10 days.
South Texas Storms wrote:Cpv17 wrote:Surprised there’s no chatter about the front the Euro and GFS are both showing in 9 to 10 days.
This thread is dead. Maybe someone should make a Spring thread.
Portastorm wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:Cpv17 wrote:Surprised there’s no chatter about the front the Euro and GFS are both showing in 9 to 10 days.
This thread is dead. Maybe someone should make a Spring thread.
Yeah Cpv17 I saw that too. In fact the 0z and 12z Euro show that. Let’s see how it develops.
STS, hush your mouth! Spring will sprung in due time. We still have 4-6 weeks of potential winter here. Most folks are mad and bitter and have thrown in the towel. They’ll be back if and when a real winter threat presents itself.
Btw, I don’t know if y’all saw this or not but the CMC (aka Crazy Canadian) is now outscoring the American model. Euro remains king. I guess the GFS is living up to its R-rated acronym.
South Texas Storms wrote:Cpv17 wrote:Surprised there’s no chatter about the front the Euro and GFS are both showing in 9 to 10 days.
This thread is dead. Maybe someone should make a Spring thread.
Cerlin wrote::bored:
Texas Snowman wrote:Look, we all know what the problem is. Ever since Brent moved to North Texas, snow and cold have all but disappeared in the region. He complains about no winter, but I suspect he is really in cahoots with Lord Heat Vader as a weather saboteur.
Just kidding Brent!
Brent wrote:Texas Snowman wrote:Look, we all know what the problem is. Ever since Brent moved to North Texas, snow and cold have all but disappeared in the region. He complains about no winter, but I suspect he is really in cahoots with Lord Heat Vader as a weather saboteur.
Just kidding Brent!
Hey the first winter was amazing 14-15 then it all went south
Texas Snowman wrote:Look, we all know what the problem is. Ever since Brent moved to North Texas, snow and cold have all but disappeared in the region. He complains about no winter, but I suspect he is really in cahoots with Lord Heat Vader as a weather saboteur.
Just kidding Brent!
TheProfessor wrote:Brent wrote:Texas Snowman wrote:Look, we all know what the problem is. Ever since Brent moved to North Texas, snow and cold have all but disappeared in the region. He complains about no winter, but I suspect he is really in cahoots with Lord Heat Vader as a weather saboteur.
Just kidding Brent!
Hey the first winter was amazing 14-15 then it all went south
It's weird, ever since I left DFW has been snow starved and the few times winter weather did show up I happened to be back in town for college break to experience. And now as far as I know there hasn't been much snow up in Central Ohio yet, though there have been a few signs that there might be an apps runner in the coming week or two so that might change. Anyways I guess the only way to tell if I'm really a snow magnet is to see if I can get it to snow even a trace all the way down in SELA.
Brent wrote:TheProfessor wrote:Brent wrote:
Hey the first winter was amazing 14-15 then it all went south
It's weird, ever since I left DFW has been snow starved and the few times winter weather did show up I happened to be back in town for college break to experience. And now as far as I know there hasn't been much snow up in Central Ohio yet, though there have been a few signs that there might be an apps runner in the coming week or two so that might change. Anyways I guess the only way to tell if I'm really a snow magnet is to see if I can get it to snow even a trace all the way down in SELA.
I guess the biggest thing about 14-15 was the highlight of winter was by a mile still ahead at the end of February and first week of March(still the last time DFW had more than a half inch of snow ) there wasn't anything from Christmas to Valentines Day that I remember
so its not completely hopeless yet I guess...
TheProfessor wrote:Brent wrote:TheProfessor wrote:
It's weird, ever since I left DFW has been snow starved and the few times winter weather did show up I happened to be back in town for college break to experience. And now as far as I know there hasn't been much snow up in Central Ohio yet, though there have been a few signs that there might be an apps runner in the coming week or two so that might change. Anyways I guess the only way to tell if I'm really a snow magnet is to see if I can get it to snow even a trace all the way down in SELA.
I guess the biggest thing about 14-15 was the highlight of winter was by a mile still ahead at the end of February and first week of March(still the last time DFW had more than a half inch of snow ) there wasn't anything from Christmas to Valentines Day that I remember
so its not completely hopeless yet I guess...
Yeah that stretch where we had snow storm, minor ice storm, then another snow storm was crazy If I remember correctly one of those was quite the over producer for Denton County and a few of the other northern counties. That seems to be a running theme when it comes to snow storms in DFW, it almost always the one's you don't expect. There were a lot of great snow storms up to that point though and only one of them that I missed (unlike my dad who seemed to miss all of them lol.). It might be because Texas is still home for me and experiencing snow there is different, but that 14-15 stretch ranks above anything I saw in Ohio except for one storm that was able to create some nice drifts.
wxman57 wrote:I had a dream last night that a big snow event was expected across Texas. It was my job to provide the company briefing on the event. However, the more I looked at the data, the less confident I was that the snow would fall. The air aloft just looked too warm. The pattern aloft didn't look "right". My conclusion at the end of the briefing was that we would more likely see cold rain than snow. Everyone was disappointed in the news. This demonstrates how unrealistic dreams can be, right?
bubba hotep wrote:Wake up East Texas and Louisiana lol
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