bubba hotep wrote:Hmmm... The NAMs have shifted north and now have the majority of the weekend rain up in Oklahoma.
But it also gives the areas in TX with the worst drought conditions much needed rain.
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bubba hotep wrote:Hmmm... The NAMs have shifted north and now have the majority of the weekend rain up in Oklahoma.
Quixotic wrote:The overall trend over the winter has been for precip to center east and south of DFW. These next few weeks shift the trend west, if only incrementally. It’s a step in the right direction. Severe season will be up and running in the panhandle before you know it.
bubba hotep wrote:Quixotic wrote:The overall trend over the winter has been for precip to center east and south of DFW. These next few weeks shift the trend west, if only incrementally. It’s a step in the right direction. Severe season will be up and running in the panhandle before you know it.
We will probably have some dryline action next week. I hope we can avoid the death cap this year. It seems like it's been forever since we have had some decent MCS roll through DFW. Last year the cap killed most of them and then the year before it seemed like they always rolled in during the morning hours as they died.
bubba hotep wrote:12z Euro EPS and 18z GFS both trended wetter over the next week for N. Texas. Also, I wouldn't rule out a winter wx threat for parts of Texas by the end of next week. There will be some decently cold air around and lots of energy coming out of the SW. Just need to get the timing right. Beyond that, I see a lot of potential during the 1st half of March.
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