harp wrote:Well, still, there is absolutely NOTHING showing up on the GFS.
The GFS is weird—I don’t really trust the GFS much, especially for individual events.
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harp wrote:Well, still, there is absolutely NOTHING showing up on the GFS.
Cerlin wrote:harp wrote:Well, still, there is absolutely NOTHING showing up on the GFS.
The GFS is weird—I don’t really trust the GFS much, especially for individual events.
harp wrote:Cerlin wrote:harp wrote:Well, still, there is absolutely NOTHING showing up on the GFS.
The GFS is weird—I don’t really trust the GFS much, especially for individual events.
I understand. But, there isn't even a HINT of anything. If anything, it's trending warmer.
Yukon Cornelius wrote:ThunderSleetDreams wrote:Yukon Cornelius wrote:True, but I love the cold as much as the snow. Without the week long cold spells here and there throughout the season it just doesn’t feel like winter. I also feel with the way our weather and temps have been over the past numerous winters, that outside of the panhandle and the further from the western and central part of the river, getting snow seems harder and harder. I’ve been rooting for y’all the last two chances there have been but let’s also see what we can do to get some true cold into Texas.
Houston had 3 separate snow events last year. Some of y’all get so frustrated that statements come out that simply aren’t based in fact.
This decade has been so much better than the 90s and before that the 50s and 30s.
The winters of 2008-2014/15 were great. DFW is going through a mini drought now. It happens.
It got down to 3 degrees in the Davy Crockett Nationl forest last year outside of Crockett and Alto. It can still get as cold as it always has and some winters it can be 80... that’s nothing new either. It’s happened at least once a decade since we started recording temps.
This “new normal” is something constructed in your heads. I’m not singling you out YC, just something I wanted to rant on.
I’m not really complaining, more making an observation regarding the last few winters. Overall this winter has been pretty decent so far. We’ve had a dusting and 2.5-3” of snow so far and we aren’t even to our snowiest period. My only wish is for some actual cold, cold cold. Not this mid 20s for lows bs, single digit lows that we’ve had for the last 3 winters. Like I said, I like extremes.
harp wrote:I'm in Louisiana, but many times, what Texas gets heads our way the next day.
Cpv17 wrote:harp wrote:I'm in Louisiana, but many times, what Texas gets heads our way the next day.
Hey Harp, good to see you here! We just need the Pacific to cooperate with us. The +EPO is killing us this winter. The question is, when will it flip to negative?
wxman57 wrote:I told you guys, if I can't build my wall to keep the cold air in Canada then I'm shutting winter down.
On a more serious note, the pattern really is one that could bring snow to much of Texas - IF some colder air can slip out of Canada. My cold-mongering coworker is still seeing a pattern change coming after mid-month. I don't see anything in the 500mb pattern in the GFS through Jan 21st that suggests a pattern change. If anything, it looks like a warm-up after mid-month. Low to mid 70s here in Houston today. Nice day (though a bit cool) for a bike ride.
harp wrote:Cpv17 wrote:harp wrote:I'm in Louisiana, but many times, what Texas gets heads our way the next day.
Hey Harp, good to see you here! We just need the Pacific to cooperate with us. The +EPO is killing us this winter. The question is, when will it flip to negative?
I'll try not to be as annoying on here as that one guy said I was on the Houston forum!![]()
Never been accused of that before, ever.
Yukon Cornelius wrote:ThunderSleetDreams wrote:Yukon Cornelius wrote:True, but I love the cold as much as the snow. Without the week long cold spells here and there throughout the season it just doesn’t feel like winter. I also feel with the way our weather and temps have been over the past numerous winters, that outside of the panhandle and the further from the western and central part of the river, getting snow seems harder and harder. I’ve been rooting for y’all the last two chances there have been but let’s also see what we can do to get some true cold into Texas.
Houston had 3 separate snow events last year. Some of y’all get so frustrated that statements come out that simply aren’t based in fact.
This decade has been so much better than the 90s and before that the 50s and 30s.
The winters of 2008-2014/15 were great. DFW is going through a mini drought now. It happens.
It got down to 3 degrees in the Davy Crockett Nationl forest last year outside of Crockett and Alto. It can still get as cold as it always has and some winters it can be 80... that’s nothing new either. It’s happened at least once a decade since we started recording temps.
This “new normal” is something constructed in your heads. I’m not singling you out YC, just something I wanted to rant on.
I’m not really complaining, more making an observation regarding the last few winters. Overall this winter has been pretty decent so far. We’ve had a dusting and 2.5-3” of snow so far and we aren’t even to our snowiest period. My only wish is for some actual cold, cold cold. Not this mid 20s for lows bs, single digit lows that we’ve had for the last 3 winters. Like I said, I like extremes.
gpsnowman wrote:A couple of warm days ahead with highs near 70 then back to the 50's for highs for several days. Cloud cover could keep the lows stuck in the 40's so maybe we get some rain this next week.
Wife and I are talking about heading to Santa Fe for spring break. Might be my only chance to see some snow this year.Still have plenty of time for something to show up here though.
1900hurricane wrote:This is what winter in Texas is all about!
https://twitter.com/JohnRichTX/status/1081931912913059840
harp wrote:The 12Z GFS now starts dumping cold air out of Canada southward towards the end of the run. The January 21st/22nd time frame.
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