Nearly dry adiabatic from 850 mb to the surface...

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wxman57 wrote:What I think that the GFS is doing is forecasting accumulating snow if the 850mb temp reaches 0C. The current system has such cold air aloft, but the airmass below 850mb is above freezing, so the snow melts on the way down. It's an unusual setup for the deep south, and the GFS just isn't programmed to handle it.
txagwxman wrote:wxman57 wrote:What I think that the GFS is doing is forecasting accumulating snow if the 850mb temp reaches 0C. The current system has such cold air aloft, but the airmass below 850mb is above freezing, so the snow melts on the way down. It's an unusual setup for the deep south, and the GFS just isn't programmed to handle it.
They need to fix that in the GFS code.
natlib wrote:So by the lack of activity in here........is winter over????
natlib wrote:So by the lack of activity in here........is winter over????
wxman57 wrote:txagwxman wrote:wxman57 wrote:What I think that the GFS is doing is forecasting accumulating snow if the 850mb temp reaches 0C. The current system has such cold air aloft, but the airmass below 850mb is above freezing, so the snow melts on the way down. It's an unusual setup for the deep south, and the GFS just isn't programmed to handle it.
They need to fix that in the GFS code.
There's a lot to fix in the GFS code.
Ntxw wrote:natlib wrote:So by the lack of activity in here........is winter over????
None of the models indicate anymore snow or ice for much of Texas for the next few weeks (possibly until next fall\winter). Hints of maybe one last cold push at the end of the month but averages are starting to rise nicely so threats for hard freezes are diminishing. Other than that, nice weather is coming via seasonal temperatures with maybe periodic thunderstorms! At least for now it's a safe to say winter cancel for Texas (outside of the panhandle)![]()
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txagwxman wrote:BRRR--latest GFS...
srainhoutx wrote:txagwxman wrote:BRRR--latest GFS...
Really! Will this crazy winter pattern ever end.
txagwxman wrote:BRRR--latest GFS...
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