Brent wrote:Bigger winter storm at 264-276 hours
Yep snow down to Houston as the system tracks across the region. What a run!

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Brent wrote:Bigger winter storm at 264-276 hours
TeamPlayersBlue wrote:About to get real technical, but NTx, what forms a gulf low? Is it as simple as the jet streak or very high winds in the upper atmosphere traveling over the gulf coast? Does this promote lift at the surface with the air column above moving so quickly?? So crucial for us here in SE Tx.
ronyan wrote:Try not to get worked up about the wintry precip but the cold is coming.
gpsnowman wrote:ronyan wrote:Try not to get worked up about the wintry precip but the cold is coming.
I'm trying! I'm trying! But I can't help it!.............Help me.
bubba hotep wrote:Nice to see another EPO crash coming but overall it looks to be another wasted batch of cold air. The overall setup is not necessarily favorable for snow in the DFW area. Maybe some freezing rain or sleet but even that seems to be a stretch given things recently. The models have been over doing precipitation in the medium range and until that trend breaks I won't buy what the models are selling.
The later run system on the 12z GFS at least has a more believable 500mb setup with higher heights across the Great Lakes. That type of transition is probably the best bet for a snow storm given the current pattern but it would be a pretty big shift from what we've been seeing and it is worthless fantasy range images.
orangeblood wrote:12z GFS ENS have 14 out of 20 members showing some sort of Texas winter storm next week, odds are increasing....
orangeblood wrote:12z GFS ENS have 14 out of 20 members showing some sort of Texas winter storm next week, odds are increasing....
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