#3203 Postby TheProfessor » Fri Jan 06, 2017 1:54 pm
I know everyone is all riled up about today, but next week should be watched. GFS isn't showing anything wintry for Texas yet, but if that high pressure is positioned Southwest of where it is on the 12z GFS parts of Texas could see Wintry weather. I would also prefer this because the 12z looks to have a pretty bad ice storm for me in Ohio(I don't want this, it's hard enough to walk around campus in snow). Of course if the high ended up too far south and east the storm would be suppressed and I wouldn't see anything lol.
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