orangeblood wrote:bubba hotep wrote:Iceresistance wrote:6z GFS-Para is very late, but better to be late than never!
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Lines up with ensembles showing Oklahoma as the big winner. N. Texas is getting precariously close to the gradient of rapidly falling totals.
QPF is still there though....I believe they're having trouble figuring out the upper air column, forecast soundings are showing a warmer layer around 700-800 mb level causing some of the ensembles to go over to sleet for a period/cutting down on snow totals. They're more than likely overestimating that warm layer, would expect this to be a high ratio snowfall event for most of North Texas
Good points. QPF is higher across Oklahoma but the sharp qpf decline zone is south of Dallas. Adjusting for your points shifts that snowfall dropoff gradient farther south than the ensembles show.