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SaskatchewanScreamer wrote:Remember you folks did say you wanted my snow.............![]()
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SaskatchewanScreamer wrote:Remember you folks did say you wanted my snow.............![]()
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SaskatchewanScreamer wrote:Wait until tonight's showing then ...... the snow has started here and we expect to have a whole lot more.
Free A/C for you folks I imagine just looking at it.
Trust me it is even colder than it looks......
Tireman4 wrote:SaskatchewanScreamer wrote:Wait until tonight's showing then ...... the snow has started here and we expect to have a whole lot more.
Free A/C for you folks I imagine just looking at it.
Trust me it is even colder than it looks......
For this edition of the Holiday Snow 2012, we ( Houston) will have to miss it. Now, January 2013...who knows....oh the high today, 75...sigh....
Tireman4 wrote:For this edition of the Holiday Snow 2012, we ( Houston) will have to miss it. Now, January 2013...who knows....oh the high today, 75...sigh....
Ntxw wrote:Tireman4 wrote:For this edition of the Holiday Snow 2012, we ( Houston) will have to miss it. Now, January 2013...who knows....oh the high today, 75...sigh....
There will plenty of action in Houston on Christmas, may not be snow but maybe you can get a storm to dump several inches of small hail! Close right? Seriously though, could be some strong thunderstorms that way.
Tireman4 wrote:Ntxw wrote:Tireman4 wrote:For this edition of the Holiday Snow 2012, we ( Houston) will have to miss it. Now, January 2013...who knows....oh the high today, 75...sigh....
There will plenty of action in Houston on Christmas, may not be snow but maybe you can get a storm to dump several inches of small hail! Close right? Seriously though, could be some strong thunderstorms that way.
I know, I was about to add the severe threat. It could be interesting around here. I will be in Santa Fe at the time of this event. Fun. LOL
Portastorm wrote:Concern is definitely growing that a severe weather event will unfold for those of us south and southeast of whatever winter "fun" occurs closer to the Red River. Looks like we'll be dealing with a squall line, Tiremen4, and the further east it goes the greater risk for severe weather and possibly tornadoes. I want the rain badly but could do without the tornadoes.
Tireman4 wrote:Portastorm wrote:Concern is definitely growing that a severe weather event will unfold for those of us south and southeast of whatever winter "fun" occurs closer to the Red River. Looks like we'll be dealing with a squall line, Tiremen4, and the further east it goes the greater risk for severe weather and possibly tornadoes. I want the rain badly but could do without the tornadoes.
Agreed Porta. There will be rotation in some of those storms....especially east.
DAY 2 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
1256 AM CST SUN DEC 23 2012
VALID 241200Z - 251200Z
FORECAST SOUNDINGS IN THE HOUSTON AREA AT 09Z TO 12Z TUESDAY MORNING
SHOW MLCAPE AROUND 1500 J/KG WITH 0-6 KM SHEAR NEAR 60 KT. THIS
ENVIRONMENT COULD BE FAVORABLE FOR SUPERCELLS IF CELLS CAN REMAIN
DISCRETE AFTER INITIATION. IN ADDITION...SUBSTANTIAL LOW-LEVEL SHEAR
WITH 0-3 KM STORM RELATIVE HELICITIES OF AROUND 400 M2/S2 SHOULD BE
FAVORABLE FOR A TORNADO THREAT. IF A SQUALL-LINE QUICKLY ORGANIZES
ACROSS THE TX HILL COUNTRY AND MOVES QUICKLY EWD ACROSS EAST
TX...THEN THE WIND DAMAGE THREAT COULD BE THE GREATER THREAT LATE
MONDAY NIGHT. UNCERTAINTY STILL EXISTS CONCERNING THE TIMING OF THE
UPPER-LEVEL SYSTEM. IN SPITE OF THIS...AN UPGRADE TO SLIGHT RISK
APPEARS WARRANTED DUE TO THE POTENT SHEAR ENVIRONMENT WHICH IS
FORECAST TO COINCIDE WITH CONVECTIVE DEVELOPMENT AND AN UNSTABLE
AIRMASS.
ThunderSleetDreams wrote:Bring that nasty looking thing to Houston!
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