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cctxhurricanewatcher wrote:ThunderSleetDreams wrote:https://media0.giphy.com/media/3oBBg5SsI32IAsp6CY/200.gif#21-grid1
Me when it started snowing last night....
That looks like OU and they SUCK!
Ntxw wrote:Digging through some NWS data, Austin Mabry recorded 0.4", Bergstrom 1.3", and College Station a whopping 5"! I think there was another 5" total at Falfurrias per NWS Brownsville which is in their WFO.
cctxhurricanewatcher wrote:Here you go Portastorm!!
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wxman57 wrote:Portastorm wrote:
Ha ha! I know, buddy, I know. Mother Nature must have seen my poor mope posting earlier today and thought "ah heck, I'll give the poor fella one thrill this winter."
Lots of reports from around the metro area of snow and sleet mixing with the rain. Kudos to wxman57. He delivered!
From last February, Portastorm, written to you:
Re: Texas Winter 2016-2017
#4495 Post by wxman57 » Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:07 am
I DO think that there will be significant snow across Texas NEXT winter. Even in Austin...
I believe in a later post I mentioned the 2nd or 3rd week of December was when you would see snow. I come through for my friends, and it's not even winter yet.
Portastorm wrote:Ntxw wrote:Digging through some NWS data, Austin Mabry recorded 0.4", Bergstrom 1.3", and College Station a whopping 5"! I think there was another 5" total at Falfurrias per NWS Brownsville which is in their WFO.
Most snowfall we have received in Austin since February 2011. And the first measurable snowfall in December since 2008.
orangeblood wrote::uarrow: Was just about to mention this....long range guidance is trending more favorably to a reload of Arctic Air, this time further west. It's been awhile since I've seen this kind of cold forecasted on an ENS Mean this far out - Look at where all the cold is located across the Northern Hemisphere![]()
Ntxw wrote::uarrow: Because it happened before midnight, technically we have strung together 2 official freeze days, yesterday and today. NAM MOS has 31F tomorrow morning as the potential third. 23F was the official reading at the airport 6:53 am this morning. Waiting to see if it got any lower between readings.
The MOS output has performed decent, a little too warm on the low even. GFS..I'm not even going to mention that..
The Canadian, NAM, and Euro all were better than the GFS for this outbreak. Relatively speaking for raw temperatures at our location.
chaser1 wrote:Regarding the nearer to mid term forecast models, how do you all view the integrity of the GEM 2-Meter forecasts verses the GFS 2-Meter forecasts for time frames roughly ranging from 24-96 hours? I'm asking because lately I"m finding what seems to be some "warm bias" on the part of the GFS while the GEM seems to be consistently 5-10 degrees F colder.
Portastorm wrote:Yes, for the record, I need to thank you wxman57 and acknowledge your "spot on" long term forecast. You called it ... it happened. I guess this means now I need to cede Spring and Summer 2018 to you?!
wxman57 wrote:Portastorm wrote:Yes, for the record, I need to thank you wxman57 and acknowledge your "spot on" long term forecast. You called it ... it happened. I guess this means now I need to cede Spring and Summer 2018 to you?!
wxman57 wrote:Glad you got your snow, Portastorm. I even got a big surprise this morning. Of course, there will eventually be a price to pay for the winter storms of 2017-2018.
Rgv20 wrote:All I have to say is WOW! Here in the McAllen/Edinburg area the snow started around 6:45am with heavy snow from around 8:30 to 10:00. Will post some pictures later
Theepicman116 wrote:Alright. So I’m already looking towards Christmas. I think I read on Twitter that we here in the DFW could have a White Christmas. I’m not sure I believe that though
Ralph's Weather wrote:Theepicman116 wrote:Alright. So I’m already looking towards Christmas. I think I read on Twitter that we here in the DFW could have a White Christmas. I’m not sure I believe that though
The pattern looks like it is headed in a way that is conducive for cold and maybe precip around Christmas. Obviously it is way too far out for specifics.
orangeblood wrote:Ralph's Weather wrote:Theepicman116 wrote:Alright. So I’m already looking towards Christmas. I think I read on Twitter that we here in the DFW could have a White Christmas. I’m not sure I believe that though
The pattern looks like it is headed in a way that is conducive for cold and maybe precip around Christmas. Obviously it is way too far out for specifics.
Yeah, still too far out for those specifics...case in point, 12Z GFS ENS changed drastically from previous runs bringing the Pacific Jet into the west coast/warming up the southern plains significantly around Christmas. Lets see if Canadian and Euro follow suit...
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