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natlib wrote:What I'm seeing and reading suggests more an East of I-35 storm if it happens. Am I going to be completely left out of the fun here in San Angelo this year?
No, I don't believe you'll be left out. I think the Models are having an extremely difficult time in the short term. That's why people are spending so much time looking at the long term Models, that have shown decent consistency (relatively) with regards to cold air diving south soon. Any moisture over the top is gonna cause problems. San Angelo is still, within reason, as much under the radar as anywhere else. Our problems seem to be short term Models waffling so much. This seems to have something to do with the fact that the overall pattern is relatively new to the Models, so they don't know how to interpret it, since much of their interpretation is based on climate & current trends. I'm saying that these current trends are relatively new to the Models, so much so that even FW NWS will not go out on a limb. They won't even address this until I'm assuming Jan 26th or 27th at the earliest.
. Probably something like -a ridge up into Alaska the next few weeks opening doors down to the U.S. Then something like shots of cold air but depending on trajectory we either get really cold or glancing shots. Plenty of storms lined up if one connects with the cold it gets interesting. Otherwise take the blend for the superbowl could be good or bad, wink and stay tuned-