bubba hotep wrote:CaptinCrunch wrote:Our friend Steve McCauley
A light wintry mix continues for mainly the eastern half of north Texas with minor accumulations in far eastern areas where a little more moisture is being observed. The air is so dry here in the Metroplex that most - though perhaps not all - of the flurries and freezing drizzle is sublimating (i.e., disappearing) not long after hitting the ground.
There will be an increase in the wintry mix later tonight into the day Monday, but it is the eastern zones that will continue to be the most likely area for significant accumulations (up to 1 to 2 inches of snow/sleet). This will generally be east of a line from Clarksville to Waco and the farther east you go, the more significant the wintry mix will be.
Although we will stay below freezing until lunchtime Wednesday, there is a slight improvement in the temperature outlook. Last week, as you may recall, it looked like the clouds would clear out late Monday night/Tuesday morning which would have allowed temperatures to fall between 5° F in the north to 12° F in the southern sections of north Texas.
It now appears clouds should hold through Tuesday morning before clearing out. This means we get to keep our insulating blanket a few hours longer, so temperatures may only bottom out between 9° and 15° Tuesday morning. Perhaps we can consider this a moral victory against this Arctic Air invasion!
Meanwhile, the Ice Angels have made a strong return to the holler as sap/water in the Frostweed Plant burst out of their stems overnight creating these delicate ice sculptures in the field. it's basically the only thing I like about 12°F temperatures.
Still holding out hope here in Collin County lol
CMC & RGEM are still on board for single temps in the DFW area. They also push single digits down deep into the Bayous of South LA.
?? Single digits are not going to happen for me here in SE Louisiana. The lowest I seen is 19 and even that is very iffy