bubba hotep wrote:Extreme NE burbs and areas NE jackpotting??? (I would take that 1" IMBY)
https://maps2.pivotalweather.com/maps/models/hrrr/2022011400/048/sn10_acc.us_sc.png
I'll take my 2 tenths of an inch and see ya'll on Monday.

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bubba hotep wrote:Extreme NE burbs and areas NE jackpotting??? (I would take that 1" IMBY)
https://maps2.pivotalweather.com/maps/models/hrrr/2022011400/048/sn10_acc.us_sc.png
bubba hotep wrote:Extreme NE burbs and areas NE jackpotting??? (I would take that 1" IMBY)
https://maps2.pivotalweather.com/maps/models/hrrr/2022011400/048/sn10_acc.us_sc.png
rwfromkansas wrote:Just trend a bit more west…
Iceresistance wrote:rwfromkansas wrote:Just trend a bit more west…
0z NAM confirms that.
Ralph's Weather wrote:SHV not buying that the upper low will bring snow to NE TX tomorrow evening. They do mention possible change over near Red River tomorrow morning.
bubba hotep wrote:Ralph's Weather wrote:SHV not buying that the upper low will bring snow to NE TX tomorrow evening. They do mention possible change over near Red River tomorrow morning.
Right now it looks like HRRR vs. the World lol
orangeblood wrote:GFS Ensembles are really starting to light up for Next Thursday/Friday time frame...most active I've seen the ensembles so far this season inside 1 week. Need to see the Euro/CMC trend towards the GFS soon before we can take this too seriously!
https://images.weatherbell.com/model/gfs-ensemble-all-avg/tx/precip_6hr_ptype_multimember_panel/1642140000/1642766400-SsXJwMY0GKc.png
orangeblood wrote:GFS Ensembles are really starting to light up for Next Thursday/Friday time frame...most active I've seen the ensembles so far this season inside 1 week. Need to see the Euro/CMC trend towards the GFS soon before we can take this too seriously!
https://images.weatherbell.com/model/gfs-ensemble-all-avg/tx/precip_6hr_ptype_multimember_panel/1642140000/1642766400-SsXJwMY0GKc.png
wxman57 wrote:I'm not liking the recent model trends for next Friday. GFS indicates another West Gulf Low (WGL) next Friday. This time, there is colder air to work with. GFS indicates plenty of cold air aloft from SE TX west to West Texas. However, surface temps in Houston may be above freezing with a small warm nose aloft. There may be a shallow layer of sub-freezing air around 1000-2000 ft above the surface during the precip. This could allow the melted snowflakes to refreeze into sleet for Houston.
Farther west, the cold air may be deeper in San Antonio & Austin with no warm nose and surface temps below freezing. You listening, Portastorm? Unfortunately, as I've stated before, WGLs typically produce precip in south Texas and along the coastal counties rather than way up north into the D-FW area. Moisture is generally too limited away from the Gulf.
Looks like I have some work to do on my wall prior to next Friday...
http://wxman57.com/images/IAHFriday.JPG
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