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Re: Texas Winter 2023-2024
Support is growing in the 00z GEFS for some wintry mischief potential in the state, as well, very noisy run
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txtwister78 wrote:Harp.1 wrote:The silence at this last GFS run is deafening. I’ve seen enough. Goodnight folks. Maybe it’s clueless, I don’t know.
The operational models are going to flip flop around at this range as we've mentioned on here before regarding arctic air, but if you stick to the ensembles, they will show you what the operational will go to in time.
https://images.weatherbell.com/model/gfs-ensemble-all-avg/conus/t2m_c_anom/1704499200/1705168800-rhTwX1VDqpk.png
That’s one hell of a strong signal for brutally cold air for an ensemble. Now we just need to work on getting some wintry weather mixed in.
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Stratton23 wrote:Support is growing in the 00z GEFS for some wintry mischief potential in the state, as well, very noisy run
As the ensembles trend colder further south any system/impulse that rides along the boundary will also move further south. That's why we're still several days off from being able to talk precip types and more importantly location.
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txtwister78 wrote:Good morning.... lol. Talk about an adjustment from the 12z run.
https://images.weatherbell.com/model/ecmwf-deterministic/namer/t2m_c_anom/1704499200/1705190400-vGTigE8tQhE.png
Wow! Yeah, that’s crazy!


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Cpv17 wrote:txtwister78 wrote:Good morning.... lol. Talk about an adjustment from the 12z run.
https://images.weatherbell.com/model/ecmwf-deterministic/namer/t2m_c_anom/1704499200/1705190400-vGTigE8tQhE.png
Wow! Yeah, that’s crazy!![]()
Definitely, especially when you see wind chill readings below zero all the way down into South Central Texas. That run will get folks talking on social media later today within the weather community.
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Stratton23 wrote:Euro also has a system like the GFS now
The Euro is still trying so hard to keep the cold air from coming into Texas lol especially the southern half.
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Re: Texas Winter 2023-2024
impressive cold on the EPS, and a pretty noisy run in terms of precipitation
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Cpv17 wrote:Stratton23 wrote:Euro also has a system like the GFS now
The Euro is still trying so hard to keep the cold air from coming into Texas lol especially the southern half.
I remember back during the feb 2021 arctic blast, the euro had DFW in the 60s until 2 or 3 days out
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Re: Texas Winter 2023-2024
Hopefully things get better after this storm Monday Tuesday because we're still getting killed here by the lack of snow pack to the north... I mean Tuesday may just be another dusting at this rate here if we're lucky instead of the few inches it appeared the other day
its just not cold enough even up here so far in every event

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Brent wrote:Hopefully things get better after this storm Monday Tuesday because we're still getting killed here by the lack of snow pack to the north... I mean Tuesday may just be another dusting at this rate here if we're lucky instead of the few inches it appeared the other dayits just not cold enough even up here so far in every event
Current snow pack in the US
https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd1045012.html
https://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/nh_snowcover/

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Re: Texas Winter 2023-2024
Latest ICON now down to single digits DFW Saturday morning/Highs in teens, sub freezing highs Austin Houston


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orangeblood wrote:Latest ICON now down to single digits DFW Saturday morning/Highs in teens, sub freezing highs Austin Houston
https://images.weatherbell.com/model/icon-all/scentus/t2m_f/1704542400/1705147200-xAYrjPGd850.png
Storm to go with it. Looking back now the cold into the west and then slipping away into the east all fantasy stuff. Models are coalescing into the old time saying, downhill hugging the Rockies down the plains.
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Re: Texas Winter 2023-2024
Getting 2021 vibes. Maybe not the duration but temps and increasing precip chances. ICON did very well for the Feb 2021 cold wave.
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Re: Texas Winter 2023-2024
CMC 12z drops the arctic bomb, probably its coldest run yet, GFS gets oh so close to a winter storm
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Re: Texas Winter 2023-2024
Flow is just too fast with too many vorts. Can't get anything to really slow down and dig.
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Winter time post are almost exclusively focused on the DFW area.
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bubba hotep wrote:Flow is just too fast with too many vorts. Can't get anything to really slow down and dig.
It’s going to slow down more than the models suspect with this kind of insane North Atlantic road block, everything will back up and push towards equator more than normal. It appears this is a high anomaly event coming up

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More cold air on the long range GFS. I know the tropical forcing doesn't become too favorable but look at what it's doing. There's trouble in the waters. Sticking around longer in p2.

This La Nina-like period has created the cold over North America, and as long as it stays there (hello weakened strat vortex?) El Nino blocking is favored Jan-Feb of any +ENSO winter.

This La Nina-like period has created the cold over North America, and as long as it stays there (hello weakened strat vortex?) El Nino blocking is favored Jan-Feb of any +ENSO winter.
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Re: Texas Winter 2023-2024
Ntxw wrote:More cold air on the long range GFS. I know the tropical forcing doesn't become too favorable but look at what it's doing. There's trouble in the waters. Sticking around longer in p2.
https://i.imgur.com/Bq1PNz4.gif
This La Nina-like period has created the cold over North America, and as long as it stays there (hello weakened strat vortex?) El Nino blocking is favored Jan-Feb of any +ENSO winter.
Yep, if this forcing starts to slow down watch out…this could get really interesting. Really in somewhat uncharted territory looking at analogs, there just aren’t many out there similar
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