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Now let's keep it that way the entire winter
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Unless there's a huge snowstorm that cancels class for like a week
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Weather Dude wrote:After today it's back into the 60s and 70s![]()
Now let's keep it that way the entire winter
Unless there's a huge snowstorm that cancels class for like a week
Iceresistance wrote:Weather Dude wrote:After today it's back into the 60s and 70s![]()
Now let's keep it that way the entire winter
Unless there's a huge snowstorm that cancels class for like a week
That's not going to age really well.
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Ralph's Weather wrote:Freeze line in East Texas is basically I20. A few spots in NE Texas made it into the upper 20s.
cstrunk wrote:Ralph's Weather wrote:Freeze line in East Texas is basically I20. A few spots in NE Texas made it into the upper 20s.
Longview airport (GGG) recorded 33F as their low for this morning. My weather station recorded 32.7F at 8:00 am.
cheezyWXguy wrote:0z and 6z gfs show some pretty strong fronts coming down at the end of the period.
TheProfessor wrote:CFS has been hinting towards wintry mischief for the Central and Southern Plains in early December. Some runs have had coastal ice and snow, others have it in Kansas, Oklahoma, and North Texas. The details aren't worth paying attention to, but the signal is. When the CFS gets a consistent signal it does pretty well with it.
Iceresistance wrote:TheProfessor wrote:CFS has been hinting towards wintry mischief for the Central and Southern Plains in early December. Some runs have had coastal ice and snow, others have it in Kansas, Oklahoma, and North Texas. The details aren't worth paying attention to, but the signal is. When the CFS gets a consistent signal it does pretty well with it.
Will this eventually show up on the GFS if the CFS is showing consistency?
TheProfessor wrote:Iceresistance wrote:TheProfessor wrote:CFS has been hinting towards wintry mischief for the Central and Southern Plains in early December. Some runs have had coastal ice and snow, others have it in Kansas, Oklahoma, and North Texas. The details aren't worth paying attention to, but the signal is. When the CFS gets a consistent signal it does pretty well with it.
Will this eventually show up on the GFS if the CFS is showing consistency?
Maybe, it won't be in the timeframe for another week or two though and a lot can change until then.
TheProfessor wrote:Iceresistance wrote:TheProfessor wrote:CFS has been hinting towards wintry mischief for the Central and Southern Plains in early December. Some runs have had coastal ice and snow, others have it in Kansas, Oklahoma, and North Texas. The details aren't worth paying attention to, but the signal is. When the CFS gets a consistent signal it does pretty well with it.
Will this eventually show up on the GFS if the CFS is showing consistency?
Maybe, it won't be in the timeframe for another week or two though and a lot can change until then.
CaptinCrunch wrote:This will not be like last winter, there will be more cold intrusions but not the super freeze like last year.
gpsnowman wrote:We need a strong system and a strong front to shake things up. The thread is dead!!!!
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