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Shoshana wrote:gpsnowman wrote:opticsguy wrote:Never though we'd see something like this in TX or OK
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-7IZbdpiHvzE/TbGsLwT425I/AAAAAAAAAFQ/ufudEgYGPGM/s800/Dr+Zhivago+house+exterior.jpg
Haha. Is this from Dr. Zhivago?
There is currently a blizzard in Moscow...
Texas Snowman wrote:Figured this was probably coming - the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has temporarily closed fishing along the Texas Gulf Coast. As noted here before, the December 1983 freeze (and to a lesser extent, the two freezes in 1989) nearly wiped out redfish along many portions of the Texas Gulf Coast. Others dating all the way back to the 1800s and beyond have done the same.
This freeze could be as bad and I’m afraid a severe fish kill could be coming down on the saltwater flats. Sure hope not.
Could also be a big shad kill at Lake Texoma and other Texas reservoirs where threadfin shad are the main forage base for largemouth bass, stripers, etc. This will be likely be very hard on numerous fish and wildlife species across Texas.
https://tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/releases/?req=20210213a
gpsnowman wrote:Shoshana wrote:gpsnowman wrote:Haha. Is this from Dr. Zhivago?
There is currently a blizzard in Moscow...
It will be our turn soon!!! Snow is picking up and flakes are bigger.
Ntxw wrote:gpsnowman wrote:Shoshana wrote:There is currently a blizzard in Moscow...
It will be our turn soon!!! Snow is picking up and flakes are bigger.
Every flake is being added to the total. Usually when a car drives by the snow melts a little in your normal snow event, but makes no difference in this. It just flies.
Ntxw wrote:CaptinCrunch wrote:Reference point I-20/820/287 area about 1.25" - 1.50" on the ground and really coming down now.
It just keeps wanting to snow despite not looking like it. It's easy to snow in such cold depths.
txtwister78 wrote:Wow...jackpot over S Central and E TX
https://images.weatherbell.com/model/hrrr/tx/total_snow_kuchera/1613322000/1613386800-ivvi0oWvVcY.png
orangeblood wrote:Ntxw wrote:gpsnowman wrote:It will be our turn soon!!! Snow is picking up and flakes are bigger.
Every flake is being added to the total. Usually when a car drives by the snow melts a little in your normal snow event, but makes no difference in this. It just flies.
Really impressive snow bursts in front of the main band, new Arctic front arriving ?
rwfromkansas wrote:Dew point IMBY going up a bit as snow gets heavier. Still single digits but bumped humidity to 65%.
EnnisTx wrote:orangeblood wrote:Ntxw wrote:
Every flake is being added to the total. Usually when a car drives by the snow melts a little in your normal snow event, but makes no difference in this. It just flies.
Really impressive snow bursts in front of the main band, new Arctic front arriving ?
That dreaded "snow hole" Is not dreaded today.
Ntxw wrote:EnnisTx wrote:orangeblood wrote:
Really impressive snow bursts in front of the main band, new Arctic front arriving ?
That dreaded "snow hole" Is not dreaded today.
Arguably it's been snowing the longest right over the snow hole. Ironic. Exactly where the sun came out yesterday.
WacoWx wrote:Is the line to the west gonna hold together through Dallas?
Ntxw wrote:EnnisTx wrote:orangeblood wrote:
Really impressive snow bursts in front of the main band, new Arctic front arriving ?
That dreaded "snow hole" Is not dreaded today.
Arguably it's been snowing the longest right over the snow hole. Ironic. Exactly where the sun came out yesterday.
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