Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
Is it possible that the models are just underestimating the storm? Will the sampling help that?
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Ntxw wrote:I think if it keeps going far southern track, a concept of a coastal low isn't out of the question, then precip would be defined to the coast and you have another S\E Tx snow miracle
Good catch Ntxw. The NAM suggests a bit southerly track and a 'hint' of a coastal just S of Brownsville IMHO.
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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
posting from the crackberry.. Can't get to the 0z gfs.. What's it lookin like?
Edit: I was able to get to it.. I see that its only out to 48 hrs so far.. I thought it was 10:30 for some reason
Edit: I was able to get to it.. I see that its only out to 48 hrs so far.. I thought it was 10:30 for some reason
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No big changes so far, West Texas to SW areas of the Metroplex to Waco is where the heaviest precip is for the 0z.


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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
Portastorm you still gotta be liking that 00Z GFS run 

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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
The heavy precip needs to extend about 50 miles to dallas, and needs to extend 50-100 miles to the south to Austin.
Can it do both? Probably not.
Can it do both? Probably not.
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iorange55 wrote:The heavy precip needs to extend about 50 miles to dallas, and needs to extend 50-100 miles to the south to Austin.
Can it do both? Probably not.
0z trended wetter, it's a good start. It is possible! But you're right, 50-100 mile jog would make a huge difference for any areas on the edges.
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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
It looks pretty much the same at hour 78.Nederlander wrote:What's the snow depth at 78 hour?
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:00z GFS further south/more impressive than the 00z NAM...
It's not further south as compared to the 18z GFS though. ugh... I heard it was wetter and got excited. But it took away the 18z snow for SE TX.


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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
It's starting to look like DFW will be lucky to get a dusting from this event. :-\
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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
serenata09 wrote:It's starting to look like DFW will be lucky to get a dusting from this event. :-\
It's just not your luck is it, you've missed all of the major snows in the area being in San Antonio correct? Maybe the storm could bring you some surprises, don't count it out.

This is what the 0z NAM had, I suspect 0z GFS will be ready soon.

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It will be north and west of Houston...not cold enough on these models for Houston to have snow. 00z 540 thickness still NW of Houston, and boundary layer temps are warmer than the 12z run. Just drive NW towards Austin/College Station. 

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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
serenata09 wrote:It's starting to look like DFW will be lucky to get a dusting from this event. :-\
Yeah... Looks like we will be lucky if we even get to see some flakes flying lol. Oh well, maybe we used all of our luck for the last storm...
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