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Longhornmaniac8 wrote:And pretty soon, the Austin metro area will need to be included!![]()
Portastorm wrote: I'd like to think so but I'm seeing EWX say that daytime heating is overpowering the evaporative cooling process for us. Stinks.
BrokenGlassRepublicn wrote:Portastorm wrote: I'd like to think so but I'm seeing EWX say that daytime heating is overpowering the evaporative cooling process for us. Stinks.
I'm thinking the same thing now about DFW. Temp at my house in north Richardson is now 39.6 and has climbed 3 degrees in the past hour.
Portastorm wrote::uarrow:
Whoa ... a bold call from Ntxw! Good luck on that forecast.
I'm going outside now to watch my virga ice storm.
Ntxw wrote:Portastorm wrote::uarrow:
Whoa ... a bold call from Ntxw! Good luck on that forecast.
I'm going outside now to watch my virga ice storm.
Any reports out of Kerrville or Junction? Both have been quite cold and had snow last I checked.
Ntxw wrote:Such pessimism. It wasn't supposed to do much in the Rio Grande valley or Austin region anyway, yet it is which is more than a bonus. 1-3 inches for DFW more to the red river im calling, book it
gboudx wrote:I'm going buy a snowblower. I know there are lots of kids in the area that hope you are right and schools are closed or delayed.
Ntxw wrote:Such pessimism. It wasn't supposed to do much in the Rio Grande valley or Austin region anyway, yet it is which is more than a bonus. 1-3 inches for DFW more to the red river im calling, book it
Ntxw wrote:Such pessimism. It wasn't supposed to do much in the Rio Grande valley or Austin region anyway, yet it is which is more than a bonus. 1-3 inches for DFW more to the red river im calling, book it
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