weatherdude1108 wrote:http://i66.tinypic.com/2i03rjn.png
It’s because nothing nothing of notice is forecast to happen in the Dallas area lol that’s where most of our posters are from so it seems anyways.
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weatherdude1108 wrote:http://i66.tinypic.com/2i03rjn.png
weatherdude1108 wrote:http://i66.tinypic.com/2i03rjn.png
Yukon Cornelius wrote:weatherdude1108 wrote:http://i66.tinypic.com/2i03rjn.png
More storms look possible up this way on Tuesday night into Wednesday. The real newsworthy weather is the forecasted high of 65 on Wednesday and a low in the low 50s for Wednesday night.
High temperatures on Wednesday are a bit problematic as there is
some spread among the guidance regarding the magnitude of post-
frontal CAA. What appears most likely is that most locations will
experience their calendar day max temperature early in the morning
with the mercury falling through the afternoon for most
locations. The 12 UTC NAM remains the most aggressive and suggests
that air temperatures across the Big Country may not get out of
the 50s...with 60s and 70s elsewhere. I`d like to see a bit more
run-to-run consistency before going all-in on the NAM solution,
but if widespread rain/drizzle coupled with the strong thermal
advection are to verify, this solution may not be too
unreasonable. For now, I`ll hedge towards SREF means and other
blended guidance which lowers the high temperature forecast some
from the previous issuance (highs in the low 60s across the Big
Country -- mid 70s near a Comanche to D/FW to Bonham line --- and
upper 70s to low 80s elsewhere). Bottom line, Wednesday is shaping
up to be a cool, blustery and damp day.
Haris wrote:Eps around 1-3” for most of SCTX thru sep 30 .
Good chance San Antonio breaks the all time rainiest month record which is 18” . They are currently at 16.8
starsfan65 wrote:It is all quiet on here with a Cold Front coming Tomorrow Morning.
sorry to wake yougpsnowman wrote:starsfan65 wrote:It is all quiet on here with a Cold Front coming Tomorrow Morning.
It is bedtime for me but consider me excited. My day starts at 3:30 in the morning so the 59 forecasted on Thursday I get to experience early. Can't wait.
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