Texas Winter 2017-2018
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
When was the last time DFW recorded back to back below normal months?
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
Cerlin wrote:When was the last time DFW recorded back to back below normal months?
Feb/March 2015. The last time there was significant snow
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
Ntxw wrote:Cerlin wrote:When was the last time DFW recorded back to back below normal months?
Feb/March 2015. The last time there was significant snow
Good company.
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
Brent ! You here? 12z Euro brings us almost a foot of snow this weekend
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12z GFS starts to entertain the idea of a significant NTX ice storm starting on the 22nd, and could possibly be shaping up for a late February snowstorm.
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Haris wrote:Brent ! You here? 12z Euro brings us almost a foot of snow this weekend
Brings Austin almost a foot of snow??? Nice for you!!!
How about Collin County??? Anything showing for us???
Thank you!
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SGJ wrote:Haris wrote:Brent ! You here? 12z Euro brings us almost a foot of snow this weekend
Brings Austin almost a foot of snow??? Nice for you!!!
How about Collin County??? Anything showing for us???
Thank you!
NYC
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gpsnowman wrote::uarrow: New York? I just got excited for no reason.
For real!
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
Lol yep 10 inches of snow in NYC on the euro when im there
Dallas gets 5 inches of rain nothing frozen
Dallas gets 5 inches of rain nothing frozen
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Brent wrote:Lol yep 10 inches of snow in NYC on the euro when im there
Dallas gets 5 inches of rain nothing frozen
While I would love 5 inches of snow (or the 50 inches that the liq equiv would bring in snow) I will take 5 inches or rain in a second. We need it bad.
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
Texas Snow wrote:Brent wrote:Lol yep 10 inches of snow in NYC on the euro when im there
Dallas gets 5 inches of rain nothing frozen
While I would love 5 inches of snow (or the 50 inches that the liq equiv would bring in snow) I will take 5 inches or rain in a second. We need it bad.
Most of that rain is still beyond a week out although there is close to an inch on the euro this weekend
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
This weekend is just the beginning, take a look at this 6 - 10 day outlook!
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-SOI
-24 today it continues
-24 today it continues
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
LOL. Once again the forecast has pulled most of the rain out but this time has kept the cool temps. It will be fun to see what it shows later this evening. This is actually getting pretty humorous.
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
Two days in a row now here in Austin where the majority of the models, including the short range/higher res models, busted badly on high temps. We've ended up 3-5 degrees colder than what most of them showed overnight. Only the WRF-ARW2 seemed to get it.
I'm telling ya ... if they can't get it right within 24 hours, I'm not so inclined to buy into solutions beyond 4-5 days.
I'm telling ya ... if they can't get it right within 24 hours, I'm not so inclined to buy into solutions beyond 4-5 days.
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
Portastorm wrote:utweather wrote:wxman57 wrote:
More evidence that I really delivered on my promise last winter, though I suspect that your statement about the last time the DFW area had back-to-back below-normal monthly average temps may be a slight exaggeration. It's not easy bringing cold and ice to Texas with a strong La Nina raging in the Pacific.
At IAH, the temperature this month is runnint 1.6F above normal, which seems odd since it has been so persistently cold. I counted the number of 70+ high days so far since Dec. 20th and I got 13. Last year at this time, we'd had 49 days when the high hit 70+, and highs around now were in the mid to upper 80s.
yeah, its pretty strange when a normal winter feels way below normal. I think last winter it was cold here for just a 1-2 week period. Some recent year priors it went straight from fall to spring. I'll just take normal and hope the summers aren't brutal:-)
Actually it has not been a normal winter for Austin. This has easily been a colder than normal winter. December was a smidge below normal at 0.1 below the average mean temp. January was 1.7 below normal and February is a whopping 4.4 below normal thus far. So if it feels below normal, that's because it IS below normal for us!
I would have thought December and January were 4 degrees below normal the way it felt. We'll see how the rest of February plays out and if the 80s can be kept at bay..
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
bubba hotep wrote:This weekend is just the beginning, take a look at this 6 - 10 day outlook!
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DV8RLSwXcAEgax8.jpg
Not a drought buster, but a least a nice start to one
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Yukon Cornelius wrote:LOL. Once again the forecast has pulled most of the rain out but this time has kept the cool temps. It will be fun to see what it shows later this evening. This is actually getting pretty humorous.
just saw the forecast. WTF??
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Re: Texas Winter 2017-2018
The latest models sure are looking wet across a large part of TX over the next few weeks. Bring on the rain!
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