Texas Spring 2023
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Well, I think we can stick a fork in winter. At least I got an ice week, but I am bummed I didn't get to use the new snow shovel.
The Lezak cycle didn't seem to verify well early in early March without a big cooldown as expected. But, it has been spot-on much of the rest of the winter.
The Lezak cycle didn't seem to verify well early in early March without a big cooldown as expected. But, it has been spot-on much of the rest of the winter.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
rwfromkansas wrote:Well, I think we can stick a fork in winter. At least I got an ice week, but I am bummed I didn't get to use the new snow shovel.
The Lezak cycle didn't seem to verify well early in early March without a big cooldown as expected. But, it has been spot-on much of the rest of the winter.
Standing wave has changed due to broader ENSO changes. MJO cycle pattern has shifted and is amplifying in the 7/8 phases. Lezak cycle is one of those things it works until it doesn't

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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Does this mean there is a chance for a Super El Nino?
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Ntxw wrote:rwfromkansas wrote:Well, I think we can stick a fork in winter. At least I got an ice week, but I am bummed I didn't get to use the new snow shovel.
The Lezak cycle didn't seem to verify well early in early March without a big cooldown as expected. But, it has been spot-on much of the rest of the winter.
Standing wave has changed due to broader ENSO changes. MJO cycle pattern has shifted and is amplifying in the 7/8 phases. Lezak cycle is one of those things it works until it doesn't. As long as the broad tropical forcing remains the same, otherwise it's not a good tool.
So in general terms, the Lezak cycle works very well when the upper patterns are generally the same, but otherwise it's useless in changing patterns?
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Iceresistance wrote:Ntxw wrote:rwfromkansas wrote:Well, I think we can stick a fork in winter. At least I got an ice week, but I am bummed I didn't get to use the new snow shovel.
The Lezak cycle didn't seem to verify well early in early March without a big cooldown as expected. But, it has been spot-on much of the rest of the winter.
Standing wave has changed due to broader ENSO changes. MJO cycle pattern has shifted and is amplifying in the 7/8 phases. Lezak cycle is one of those things it works until it doesn't. As long as the broad tropical forcing remains the same, otherwise it's not a good tool.
So in general terms, the Lezak cycle works very well when the upper patterns are generally the same, but otherwise it's useless in changing patterns?
It's not useless, but it's one of those things where it's good at telling you what may happen as long as the broad forcing is in place to remain the same. Example stagnant La Nina over the MC standing wave for the past two-three years. I would say it is an indirect forecast of the MJO and wavebreaking tendencies. What the Lezak cycle doesn't do is tell you when it's about to change.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Ntxw wrote:Iceresistance wrote:Ntxw wrote:
Standing wave has changed due to broader ENSO changes. MJO cycle pattern has shifted and is amplifying in the 7/8 phases. Lezak cycle is one of those things it works until it doesn't. As long as the broad tropical forcing remains the same, otherwise it's not a good tool.
So in general terms, the Lezak cycle works very well when the upper patterns are generally the same, but otherwise it's useless in changing patterns?
It's not useless, but it's one of those things where it's good at telling you what may happen as long as the broad forcing is in place to remain the same. Example stagnant La Nina over the MC standing wave for the past two-three years. I would say it is an indirect forecast of the MJO and wavebreaking tendencies. What the Lezak cycle doesn't do is tell you when it's about to change.
Yeah changing patterns is always problematic to the forecasts.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Tomorrow is the first day of a Conditional Severe Weather setup of the year.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
I popped 80°F today
Mangum managed to reach 90°F
Mangum managed to reach 90°F
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Iceresistance wrote:Tomorrow is the first day of a Conditional Severe Weather setup of the year.
Didn't even rain here

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Brent wrote:Iceresistance wrote:Tomorrow is the first day of a Conditional Severe Weather setup of the year.
Didn't even rain here
Not here at my house either, it was too far south and east!
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
SOI index is starting to tank, daily SOI is now -11.9
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
SOI is really taking a nosedive
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
88 Saturday, didn't make it out of the upper 50's Sunday and a chilly wind. Now we are looking at possible freeze for parts of NTX both Friday and Saturday moring, with high's this week mostly staying in the low to upper 50's.
Only Thursday has a forecast high in the mid 70's
Only Thursday has a forecast high in the mid 70's
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
What a weird end to winter and start of spring so far.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
This chilly, eastern trough type pattern (-NAO) will probably slow down early severe weather season.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Ntxw wrote:This chilly, eastern trough type pattern (-NAO) will probably slow down early severe weather season.
Won’t that depend on whether these upcoming fronts can clear the gulf coast? I imagine if they can’t it would allow for faster moderation between systems since the gulf would stay warmer
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
I almost feel like March might end up colder than February at this rate up here
I'm probably wrong but the cold air in February never lasted long after the first few days. It is the first day of Spring Break and the wind chill is 39 at 2pm... And I've heard it may be even colder at the end of the week


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Re: Texas Spring 2023
cheezyWXguy wrote:Ntxw wrote:This chilly, eastern trough type pattern (-NAO) will probably slow down early severe weather season.
Won’t that depend on whether these upcoming fronts can clear the gulf coast? I imagine if they can’t it would allow for faster moderation between systems since the gulf would stay warmer
With warm gulf, if the pattern is right, can increase severity. But verbatim the NW flow/eastern trough couplet reduces the odds of frequency. It's not the right pattern through the end of March.
2012-2014 period was this quasi trying El Nino that overall had less tor/severe count. But there were still outbreaks within the period.
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