Texas Winter 2020-2021

[HockeyTx82]

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0023.html

SPC is not impressed yet

[HockeyTx82]

SREF SigTor really likes the triple point for this event, could be interesting near the low pressure.

Timing and location? What are you seeing exactly?

If the SREF is to be believed, then the best parameters would be north and west of DFW around midnight through 6 AM. The question is if there will actually be discrete or semi-discrete storms that could take advantage. If the low ends up further south or southeast then everything would shift closer to DFW.

Go figure, this time the low may track just right, but if there is snow possible we know how they track. What gives.......

[TheProfessor]

Timing and location? What are you seeing exactly?

If the SREF is to be believed, then the best parameters would be north and west of DFW around midnight through 6 AM. The question is if there will actually be discrete or semi-discrete storms that could take advantage. If the low ends up further south or southeast then everything would shift closer to DFW.

Go figure, this time the low may track just right, but if there is snow possible we know how they track. What gives.......

The chances that the surface low stays northwest of DFW are pretty high right now, so even if this was a potential snow event, I don't think it would work out well for DFW.

[HockeyTx82]

If the SREF is to be believed, then the best parameters would be north and west of DFW around midnight through 6 AM. The question is if there will actually be discrete or semi-discrete storms that could take advantage. If the low ends up further south or southeast then everything would shift closer to DFW.

Go figure, this time the low may track just right, but if there is snow possible we know how they track. What gives.......

The chances that the surface low stays northwest of DFW are pretty high right now, so even if this was a potential snow event, I don't think it would work out well for DFW.

I'm NW of DFW and I don't like severe storms.

[bubba hotep]

Nice little thunder shower moving through MBY.

[bubba hotep]

Capping looks tough to break later this evening and the best forcing looks to be off to the north of DFW. However, FWD is still going with 100% coverage late this evening as the front moves through DFW.

[bubba hotep]

Capping looks tough to break later this evening and the best forcing looks to be off to the north of DFW. However, FWD is still going with 100% coverage late this evening as the front moves through DFW.

Looks like they rolled it back from 100% to 70% for most areas.

[Brent]

Capping looks tough to break later this evening and the best forcing looks to be off to the north of DFW. However, FWD is still going with 100% coverage late this evening as the front moves through DFW.

Looks like they rolled it back from 100% to 70% for most areas.

Looks like an extremely skinny line at best

The HRRR mostly misses the metro entirely with the better line in Oklahoma

[Cpv17]

Capping looks tough to break later this evening and the best forcing looks to be off to the north of DFW. However, FWD is still going with 100% coverage late this evening as the front moves through DFW.

Looks like they rolled it back from 100% to 70% for most areas.

Looks like an extremely skinny line at best

The HRRR mostly misses the metro entirely with the better line in Oklahoma

You guys up there in DFW must have really done something to piss off the weather gods lol

[Quixotic]

I’ll take the rain. Severe weather is cool when it isn’t your car or house getting shredded.

[HockeyTx82]

I’ll take the rain. Severe weather is cool when it isn’t your car or house getting shredded.

That's how I feel. I understand the fascination with storms but don't care for severe weather.

[Ralph's Weather]

It has been foggy, wet and mild here for the past few days. Especially foggy today with visibilities below 1 mile all day.

[Brent]

Looks like they rolled it back from 100% to 70% for most areas.

Looks like an extremely skinny line at best

The HRRR mostly misses the metro entirely with the better line in Oklahoma

You guys up there in DFW must have really done something to piss off the weather gods lol

Lol I don't really care for severe weather so no big loss for me, but a nice noisy line would be fun

[TropicalTundra]

[HockeyTx82]

Good storm moving over Wichita Falls right now.

Things might get interesting here in a little bit for Northern half of NTX.

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0026.html

[gpsnowman]

Better late than never. Here comes our little line. Don't blink.

[Yukon Cornelius]

The storms weren’t near as strong as they had forecasted. Possibly due to the cool air and drizzle all day? Picked up 0.38” out of it. Not too bad.

[gboudx]

I’ll take the rain. Severe weather is cool when it isn’t your car or house getting shredded.

That's how I feel. I understand the fascination with storms but don't care for severe weather.

That's the reason I don't visit this website during the Spring anymore. It's infuriating reading posters pining for severe weather. I mean, who says, "I really can't wait to track and see destructive storms that destroy homes, cars and lives. So cool!"

[Iceresistance]

I’ll take the rain. Severe weather is cool when it isn’t your car or house getting shredded.

That's how I feel. I understand the fascination with storms but don't care for severe weather.

That's the reason I don't visit this website during the Spring anymore. It's infuriating reading posters pining for severe weather. I mean, who says, "I really can't wait to track and see destructive storms that destroy homes, cars and lives. So cool!"

I won't for sure!

I can't wait to track them, but that is about as far I can say on that, & I don't want to see homes wreaked, especially in a Pandemic

[Iceresistance]

The storms weren’t near as strong as they had forecasted. Possibly due to the cool air and drizzle all day? Picked up 0.38” out of it. Not too bad.

The storms were further North than Expected, I had closer to 3/4 of an inch with close Lightning