Texas Winter 2013-2014
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Re: Texas Winter 2013-2014
iorange55 wrote:Just got back from Walmart (oh lawd) and I see the temp has dropped a degree at my house. Now it reads 32, I'm not how accurate it is, but it's usually within a degree or two of being right.
The important being that it was sitting at 33/34 degree just an hour or two ago. Temps are going the wrong way.
Same here. I can't speak to the accuracy of my thermometer, but what I do know is it has dropped a degree or two from where it was. So definitely trending down rather than up.
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Re: Texas Winter 2013-2014
12z Euro is showing another round of wintry precipitation in central Texas next Wednesday.
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Re: Texas Winter 2013-2014
NWS FTW Temp Tracker

Temp at my home in Kennedale is 33, Temp here at work (I-35 - I-30 Interchange) in Fort Worth is 37

Temp at my home in Kennedale is 33, Temp here at work (I-35 - I-30 Interchange) in Fort Worth is 37
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Re: Texas Winter 2013-2014
orangeblood wrote:Already below freezing 31.5 F on the west side of Fort Worth
If you could provide a link-that would be great.
Aside from that-stay safe.
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Re: Texas Winter 2013-2014

As conditions continue to deteriorate through tonight...freezing rain and ice accumulation will become more likely. Temperatures will fall into the mid and upper 20s during the overnight hours across much of North Texas with lower 30s farther south. Significant ice accumulations in excess of 1/2" are expected on all primary and secondary roads as well as bridges from the DFW Metroplex north to the Red River and east to the Paris area. Dangerous travel conditions are expected with a high likelihood of power outages in some areas. Farther west...more sleet may mix in with the rain creating significant travel problems on all area roads. In the corridor from Comanche to Stephenville to the southern parts of the Metroplex and east to Canton...ice accumulations are expected to be around 1/4" with significant icing on primary and secondary roads and bridges. In the Waco/Temple/Killeen area and east to Mexia and Palestine... minor ice accumulations are expected mainly on grassy surfaces and trees. Elevated roads and bridges may become icy and travel could be impacted.

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Texashawk wrote:Some of the rural reporting stations are now reporting 33-35 degrees near the B/CS area. 35 was the predicted low through tomorrow for that area.
I see one report of 35 deg south of Hearne (NW of College Station), but it's surrounded by reports of 40 and 41 deg. Looks suspicious.
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Re: Texas Winter 2013-2014
precip looks to be filling in more quickly out west of the metroplex, looks like the main event is on track to start in a couple hours.
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CLOSINGS AS OF 12:47 PM
(All Sources Confirmed by Media)
Dallas police, city officials and others with the MetroPCS Marathon are meeting to discuss weather. Updates are expected to be announced at 5 p.m.
Denton ISD evening activities canceled
Texas Woman's University closes at 1 p.m. today and will be closed Friday. The university said a decision on Saturday will be made later.
The University of North Texas closes at 1 p.m. today.
The T is planning regular operations in the event of icing on bus routes on Thursday, Dec. 5 through Saturday Dec. 7, although passengers should expect slight delays to accommodate road conditions. The Trinity Railway Express also is preparing to follow its regular weekday and Saturday schedules, plus two extra eastbound and one extra westbound train on Saturday for the Children’s Medical Center Parade in Dallas. - Joan Hunter, spokeswoman with The T (Fort Worth Transportation Authority)
Denton County has started pre-treatment of roads on I-35, I-35W, LP 288, SH 114 and US 380. - TxDOT
(All Sources Confirmed by Media)
Dallas police, city officials and others with the MetroPCS Marathon are meeting to discuss weather. Updates are expected to be announced at 5 p.m.
Denton ISD evening activities canceled
Texas Woman's University closes at 1 p.m. today and will be closed Friday. The university said a decision on Saturday will be made later.
The University of North Texas closes at 1 p.m. today.
The T is planning regular operations in the event of icing on bus routes on Thursday, Dec. 5 through Saturday Dec. 7, although passengers should expect slight delays to accommodate road conditions. The Trinity Railway Express also is preparing to follow its regular weekday and Saturday schedules, plus two extra eastbound and one extra westbound train on Saturday for the Children’s Medical Center Parade in Dallas. - Joan Hunter, spokeswoman with The T (Fort Worth Transportation Authority)
Denton County has started pre-treatment of roads on I-35, I-35W, LP 288, SH 114 and US 380. - TxDOT
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That 35 degree reading iswxman57 wrote:Texashawk wrote:Some of the rural reporting stations are now reporting 33-35 degrees near the B/CS area. 35 was the predicted low through tomorrow for that area.
I see one report of 35 deg south of Hearne (NW of College Station), but it's surrounded by reports of 40 and 41 deg. Looks suspicious.

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gboudx wrote:According to that NWS graphic CaptinCrunch posted, it isn't 32 yet at the Plano Municipal bldg, yet the Weatherbug at that location shows 32. Are Weatherbug stations not very accurate?
That map was posted almost an hour ago and temps have been dropping since then.
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Just got back from lunch and there is ice forming on the street signs. Roads are of course just wet at this point.
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Moderate freezing rain showers passing through Denison. Ice is quickly forming on windshield and exposed surfaces. Already a glaze building up. A few sleet pellets mixed in too. Here we go.
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downsouthman1 wrote:That 35 degree reading iswxman57 wrote:Texashawk wrote:Some of the rural reporting stations are now reporting 33-35 degrees near the B/CS area. 35 was the predicted low through tomorrow for that area.![]()
I see one report of 35 deg south of Hearne (NW of College Station), but it's surrounded by reports of 40 and 41 deg. Looks suspicious.![]()
As I said, these stations appear to be more rural, but the trend holds. The station now reads at 33 degrees with a 37 degree nearby, and a 36 at Caldwell. These temperatures are coming in colder than forecast as a whole.
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Texashawk wrote:As I said, these stations appear to be more rural, but the trend holds. The station now reads at 33 degrees with a 37 degree nearby, and a 36 at Caldwell. These temperatures are coming in colder than forecast as a whole.
That 33 south of Hearne still looks bogus, with Hearne to the north at 41. The closest other similar temp is way north of Waco, and that report doesn't match surrounding reports, either. Hearne isn't exactly a metropolis, it's quite rural. Temps look on track per guidance.
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