8 years ago tonight yall went to bed expecting a slushy inch of snow at best the next day
and it would be the biggest snowstorm in Dallas history
Someday we'll get another bust like that


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Brent wrote:8 years ago tonight yall went to bed expecting a slushy inch of snow at best the next day
and it would be the biggest snowstorm in Dallas history
Someday we'll get another bust like that
Brent wrote:SGJ wrote:Ntxw wrote:Too add to the post above, advisory criteria is different here vs Ohio. What is an advisory there is winter storm warning worthy here. Even the slightest amount of ice or drizzle can trigger with very little qpf an advisory in the south. While up north that just gives you a special weather statement
Thanks to you both!
I had no idea - I assumed the criteria would be the same, regardless of the locality.
Knowing this is helpful. I've lived on both coasts and in Ohio. I've never seen any goofier weather situations than here in DFW. Literally, we can have a forecast showing 1" of snow and end up with a foot. OR we can have a winter like this one, where we have our hopes dashed week after week. I try to remain positive each time. I keep thinking that for every bust, our chances go up that something will verify. At least I keep telling myself that!
I will agree Texas weather is a lot different in general than I used to see... it rains a lot less here than it does further east, and sometimes even rain doesnt verify!!! In most of the SE it was almost guaranteed heavy rain lol
Texas Snowman wrote:Brent wrote:SGJ wrote:
Thanks to you both!
I had no idea - I assumed the criteria would be the same, regardless of the locality.
Knowing this is helpful. I've lived on both coasts and in Ohio. I've never seen any goofier weather situations than here in DFW. Literally, we can have a forecast showing 1" of snow and end up with a foot. OR we can have a winter like this one, where we have our hopes dashed week after week. I try to remain positive each time. I keep thinking that for every bust, our chances go up that something will verify. At least I keep telling myself that!
I will agree Texas weather is a lot different in general than I used to see... it rains a lot less here than it does further east, and sometimes even rain doesnt verify!!! In most of the SE it was almost guaranteed heavy rain lol
Another Harold Taft-ism. He used to say that in Texas, the next drought begins as soon as the last flood has ended.
Ralph's Weather wrote:28 in Hideaway with small icicles and glazed windshields from drizzle.
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