Cpv17 wrote:What are the ensembles saying?
Several GFS Ensemble members show decent snowfall totals across the northern half of TX.
6z GFS Operational continues to show the winter storm threat across a large part of the state to start the new year.
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Cpv17 wrote:What are the ensembles saying?
By Thursday, model solutions diverge which will have substantial
implications for the forecast through the end of next week. The
operational GFS digs a deeper trough to our west in a much more
amplified flow regime than the ECMWF. As a result, it sends
subfreezing air into North Texas along with another wave of ascent
to support precipitation. The more progressive ECMWF solution
would instead cause us to dry out while pushing the stalled front
well to our south. A quick look at GEFS solutions can shed a bit
of light on this predicament. Only 2 out of 20 of the GFS`s
ensemble brethren suggest that frozen precipitation is a
possibility during the second half of next week while the
remainder maintain a cold rain or even a dry solution more similar
to the ECMWF. Therefore, the operational GFS is representing an
outlying worst-case scenario with some wintry precip rather than
a most-likely outcome. As a result, have maintained low PoPs
through the end of the week with temperatures mostly near or just
above freezing. Obviously, we`ll keep watching model trends
through the next few days, but concerns still remain fairly low at
this time.
bubba hotep wrote:Euro control still has an active winter wx pattern for Texas.
Ntxw wrote:12z GFS took away 0Z late week's snowstorm, faster flow. Seasonably chilly.
DFWLady wrote:Hey everyone! I've been hanging around the site for years keeping up with what's going on with the models through you guys! I have no clue how to look at models or see what's happening in Siberia lol. I keep up with it through this website and thank y'all for the information!
Im still hopeful for a winter weather event in DFW (come on snow!) Just thought I'd give a quick hello!
Ntxw wrote:DFWLady wrote:Hey everyone! I've been hanging around the site for years keeping up with what's going on with the models through you guys! I have no clue how to look at models or see what's happening in Siberia lol. I keep up with it through this website and thank y'all for the information!
Im still hopeful for a winter weather event in DFW (come on snow!) Just thought I'd give a quick hello!
Welcome! Feel free to chime in anytime.
We will probably see at least one winter event in DFW (we always do even if it's just a little). All of January, February, and early March to go. Don't let the daily back and forth dissuade your hope! Sometimes it's not even the big storms that do it, it may just be a little shortwave flowing down from the north, we just need some luck.
South Texas Storms wrote:12z Canadian looks kinda promising at the end of the run. Trough coming southeast out of the Rockies towards TX. Same time period as the past few GFS runs winter storm threat as well.
Ntxw wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:12z Canadian looks kinda promising at the end of the run. Trough coming southeast out of the Rockies towards TX. Same time period as the past few GFS runs winter storm threat as well.
12z GFS has big front coming down and stalled Baja low trying to kick out overruning New Year's Eve
South Texas Storms wrote:Ntxw wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:12z Canadian looks kinda promising at the end of the run. Trough coming southeast out of the Rockies towards TX. Same time period as the past few GFS runs winter storm threat as well.
12z GFS has big front coming down and stalled Baja low trying to kick out overruning New Year's Eve
Didn't really produce much this run.
Check out that nice trough digging into the West Coast on New Years Day with cold air in place across much of the region out ahead of it. 12z GFS might show another winter storm this run in early January.
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