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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
And then you have the motherload:


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Euro=plenty cold but not enough moisture.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
I have a hard time understanding the Euro maps when it comes to temperatures. What kind of temps is it indicating for the I-10 corridor like Houston and ultimately my area (Lafayette?)
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
So close I can almost taste it!!
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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN/SAN ANTONIO TX
302 PM CST MON JAN 24 2011
.DISCUSSION...
AN UPPER LEVEL SHORT-WAVE TROUGH AND ASSOCIATED COLD FRONT
APPROACHING FROM THE NORTHWEST WILL AID IN ENHANCING LOW LEVEL
MOISTURE OVERNIGHT. SUBTLE LIFT FROM THIS SYSTEM APPEARS TO BE
ENOUGH TO PRODUCE ISOLATED SPRINKLES ACROSS EASTERN PORTIONS OF
THE CWA. TEMPERATURES ACROSS OUR NORTHEASTERN COUNTIES SUGGEST THE
POTENTIAL FOR A FEW SNOW FLURRIES TO MIX IN WITH THE SPRINKLES.
HOWEVER...A SLIGHTLY DRIER AIRMASS IS EXPECTED ACROSS THE REGION
OF COOLEST TEMPERATURES AND THEREFORE THE CHANCE FOR FLURRIES IS
TOO LOW TO WARRANT EXPLICIT MENTION IN THE FORECAST PACKAGE.
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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN/SAN ANTONIO TX
302 PM CST MON JAN 24 2011
.DISCUSSION...
AN UPPER LEVEL SHORT-WAVE TROUGH AND ASSOCIATED COLD FRONT
APPROACHING FROM THE NORTHWEST WILL AID IN ENHANCING LOW LEVEL
MOISTURE OVERNIGHT. SUBTLE LIFT FROM THIS SYSTEM APPEARS TO BE
ENOUGH TO PRODUCE ISOLATED SPRINKLES ACROSS EASTERN PORTIONS OF
THE CWA. TEMPERATURES ACROSS OUR NORTHEASTERN COUNTIES SUGGEST THE
POTENTIAL FOR A FEW SNOW FLURRIES TO MIX IN WITH THE SPRINKLES.
HOWEVER...A SLIGHTLY DRIER AIRMASS IS EXPECTED ACROSS THE REGION
OF COOLEST TEMPERATURES AND THEREFORE THE CHANCE FOR FLURRIES IS
TOO LOW TO WARRANT EXPLICIT MENTION IN THE FORECAST PACKAGE.
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That Hudson Bay vortex is just so strong. I have a difficult time believing it won't drive the cold air due south. Coupled with a west coast ridge, Euro has the right idea. I'll admit the system is iffy but that's natural this far out.
^ RUC is less snow happy anywhere in Texas tomorrow Portastorm so you won't be alone. My forecast last week for snow this week has been and looks to be a bust
^ RUC is less snow happy anywhere in Texas tomorrow Portastorm so you won't be alone. My forecast last week for snow this week has been and looks to be a bust

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Ntxw wrote:That Hudson Bay vortex is just so strong. I have a difficult time believing it won't drive the cold air due south. Coupled with a west coast ridge, Euro has the right idea. I'll admit the system is iffy but that's natural this far out.
^ RUC is less snow happy anywhere in Texas tomorrow Portastorm so you won't be alone. My forecast last week for snow this week has been and looks to be a bust
Yeah im 0-1 thiws season

Well the rain is coming to a close here in Houston, this was supposed to be our snow event 10 days ago according to the GFS....Thanks again!
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Here's hoping our collective "busts" from this past week or two are quickly forgotten next week while we enjoy several days of a nice, wintry blast! 

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Portastorm wrote:Here's hoping our collective "busts" from this past week or two are quickly forgotten next week while we enjoy several days of a nice, wintry blast!
That would do it for sure!

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Portastorm wrote:Here's hoping our collective "busts" from this past week or two are quickly forgotten next week while we enjoy several days of a nice, wintry blast!
You dreamer.

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southerngale wrote:Portastorm wrote:Here's hoping our collective "busts" from this past week or two are quickly forgotten next week while we enjoy several days of a nice, wintry blast!
You dreamer.
Ok, that had to hurt. That was below the belt...LOL

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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Ouch!
You've hurt my feeling (that's right, I only have one).
Yeah, I admit it is still a longshot. Maybe we can consult gboudx's weather rock for some clarification.
You've hurt my feeling (that's right, I only have one).

Yeah, I admit it is still a longshot. Maybe we can consult gboudx's weather rock for some clarification.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
For those of you tired of the busts and hype of winter, only 55 days and 16 hours till the spring equinox! 147 days 18 hours till the summer solstice! 110 degree weather woo!
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Portastorm wrote:Ouch!
You've hurt my feeling (that's right, I only have one).![]()
Yeah, I admit it is still a longshot. Maybe we can consult gboudx's weather rock for some clarification.
How about the Magic 8 Ball at the Portastorm Weather Center.....you want snow...you got it!!
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FW discussion awfully brief this afternoon. No mention of next week really.
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Tejas89 wrote:FW discussion awfully brief this afternoon. No mention of next week really.
According to Wxman57, he would really doubt that the NWS is even going to touch this item, this far out.
"by wxman57 » Mon Jan 24, 2011 7:58 am
It'll be another 5-6 days before we have much confidence in next week's weather. This is the time period prior to an event that the models tend to struggle, so I wouldn't put too much stock in any model runs for the next 3-5 days. And don't expect the local NWS office to mention any winter precip next week. They'll only do so when they're confident that such precip is more likely than not, and that's not going to happen this week."
On another station.....
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Portastorm wrote:Yeah, I admit it is still a longshot. Maybe we can consult gboudx's weather rock for some clarification.
Unfortunately, my weather rock is only calibrated to work in a very specific, regional area. It can't forecast for Dallas or Ft. Worth, much less Austin. But you're in luck; I'm having a sale on very accurate weather rocks like the one I have. PM for details to purchase.

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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
gboudx wrote:Portastorm wrote:Yeah, I admit it is still a longshot. Maybe we can consult gboudx's weather rock for some clarification.
Unfortunately, my weather rock is only calibrated to work in a very specific, regional area. It can't forecast for Dallas or Ft. Worth, much less Austin. But you're in luck; I'm having a sale on very accurate weather rocks like the one I have. PM for details to purchase.
The enterprising and entrepreneurial spirit of our members here never ceases to amaze me!
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Portastorm wrote:gboudx wrote:Portastorm wrote:Yeah, I admit it is still a longshot. Maybe we can consult gboudx's weather rock for some clarification.
Unfortunately, my weather rock is only calibrated to work in a very specific, regional area. It can't forecast for Dallas or Ft. Worth, much less Austin. But you're in luck; I'm having a sale on very accurate weather rocks like the one I have. PM for details to purchase.
The enterprising and entrepreneurial spirit of our members here never ceases to amaze me!
If it's a buy 1 get 1 free deal, I'd like to get in on it. Portastorm will buy 1 and I'll get 1 free.

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