
Looking forward to the chance of rain next week.
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bubba hotep wrote:Euro EPS has been pretty steadily moving it up in time over the past couple of days and it is now in the D10 free map range. Kind of got that Feb tornado look:
http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis ... mer_11.png
ETA: the Euro Weeklies continue to look active for Texas basically the entire run. Some below normal temps but probably not enough given warmth in the source region. So temp anomalies are probably driven mostly by cloud cover and rain.
Golf7070 wrote:Ntxw, any way to get cold from other side of the world or is winter definitely over now? I don't think there is any reason to keep holding on imo. Unless you know something I don't know.
Ntxw wrote:Golf7070 wrote:Ntxw, any way to get cold from other side of the world or is winter definitely over now? I don't think there is any reason to keep holding on imo. Unless you know something I don't know.
I think getting really cold, like from cross polar flow, is out the window this winter. Time has already run out for that kind of pattern to kick in time. The better odds is to luck out with what cold there is in Canada and hope for a deep storm.
Golf7070 wrote:Pacific is just not on our side I guess. Not sure how it got that way to be honest. Not good for people who like winter time for sure. I'm not sure how we can even luck out with Canada not cold but who knows
Ntxw wrote:Here's the precedent for such a pattern that has produced the biggest February tornado in recent memory. The super Tuesday outbreak in 2008.
https://i.imgsafe.org/d279190240.gifbubba hotep wrote:Euro EPS has been pretty steadily moving it up in time over the past couple of days and it is now in the D10 free map range. Kind of got that Feb tornado look:
http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis ... mer_11.png
ETA: the Euro Weeklies continue to look active for Texas basically the entire run. Some below normal temps but probably not enough given warmth in the source region. So temp anomalies are probably driven mostly by cloud cover and rain.
Texas Snowman wrote:March has occasionally been a good month for winter weather lovers here in the Red River counties.
As I've pointed out before, we've had several quality snow events in March including two significant snowfalls in a single week.
Then there was the big late season Arctic blast and thundersleet event in early March 2014 and the late February and early March snowfalls in 2015.
And that's not to mention a five-inch snowfall during the third week of March a few years ago.
So I personally won't give up hope until then.
wxman57 wrote:I DO think that there will be significant snow across Texas NEXT winter. Even in Austin...
wxman57 wrote:I DO think that there will be significant snow across Texas NEXT winter. Even in Austin...
Tireman4 wrote:wxman57 wrote:I DO think that there will be significant snow across Texas NEXT winter. Even in Austin...
Oh that is just low...LOL....Right below the knees...Goodness gracious..
wxman57 wrote:Tireman4 wrote:wxman57 wrote:I DO think that there will be significant snow across Texas NEXT winter. Even in Austin...
Oh that is just low...LOL....Right below the knees...Goodness gracious..
Hey, I'm just trying to give you something to look forward to. Perhaps Portastorm will join us for the Houston Hurricane Workshop lunch in June.
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