TarrantWx wrote:TheProfessor wrote:Brent wrote:This run doesn't have nearly the precip on Saturday when it's cold enough it appears as the 18z. Just a brief window Friday Night actually, the precip is gone on Saturday morning.
and actually even then temps are above freezing in most of the metro. There is freezing temps just west of the metro though.
I like this run.
C'mon man... You can't go from rooting for winter weather in Texas to suddenly being against it. The rest of us don't get to spend our winter in Ohio. I'm sure your professors will allow you to make up a test if your flight is cancelled because of a winter storm in Texas. Because if what some of the models runs have been showing actually comes to fruition, you won't be the only one who gets stranded after Thanksgiving. So just enjoy it if it happens while you're here. And look at it this way... extra study time.
If this were high school I would say sure why not, or even if I were later into school where I'm more personal with the hierarchy of an office. But I'm a Freshman, and I already get an extra day for taking my test becaus I have a disability and trying to get that straigten out with the head professor and the disability office is an unknown thing, I'm all for winter weather, heck I don't mind it snowing, but I don't want anything near 2013, beacause now I'm taking a midterm a week before finals and I'm missing very important Physics lectures. Some of those Thermo Dynamics calculations are tough.
Edit: I'll be back in Texas on December 15th, it can snow all it wants then.
I wouldn't want to be near the border of the rain and ice on that run, because we all know that the models tend to struggle with the shallow cold air and how fast it arrives.
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