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ZeroGee wrote:Yeah, don’t disagree with Iceresistance or he’ll message you claiming his close relationship with the mods here is the only reason you haven’t been kicked off.

Typing this deep in the hardwood forests of North Dallas.

Lol where is the busting out laughing emoji when you need it?!

DonWrk wrote:

ZeroGee wrote:Yeah, don’t disagree with Iceresistance or he’ll message you claiming his close relationship with the mods here is the only reason you haven’t been kicked off.

Typing this deep in the hardwood forests of North Dallas.

Lol where is the busting out laughing emoji when you need it?!

I have these:

Texas could have another tropical threat to keep an eye on heading into Labor Day weekend. GFS and CMC have been consistently showing a TD developing in the Carribean next Wednesday or Thursday. Has decent support from the GEFS and GEPS considering any potential development is about a week out.

IcyTundra wrote:Texas could have another tropical threat to keep an eye on heading into Labor Day weekend. GFS and CMC have been consistently showing a TD developing in the Carribean next Wednesday or Thursday. Has decent support from the GEFS and GEPS considering any potential development is about a week out.

Still very very far out. Something to watch, but anything outside of ten days shouldnt be taken too seriously, unless it shows it on all model runs multiple days in a row.

TeamPlayersBlue wrote:

IcyTundra wrote:Texas could have another tropical threat to keep an eye on heading into Labor Day weekend. GFS and CMC have been consistently showing a TD developing in the Carribean next Wednesday or Thursday. Has decent support from the GEFS and GEPS considering any potential development is about a week out.

Still very very far out. Something to watch, but anything outside of ten days shouldnt be taken too seriously, unless it shows it on all model runs multiple days in a row.

GFS has been showing it for over a week now.... You're right though that this could be the GFS being its usual self generating fake storms, but I'll keep an eye on in the coming days to see if the GFS stays consistent with developing something.

Texas threat from NINE would have been had it formed closer to the far NW Carib and through the Yucatan, then west Gulf but formation and convection is more on the northern carib effecting the western tip of Cuba. This trajectory favors a LA and northern gulf coast solution. Things can change but given where it is in real time I don't expect any drastic shifts.

Ntxw wrote:Texas threat from NINE would have been had it formed closer to the far NW Carib and through the Yucatan, then west Gulf but formation and convection is more on the northern carib effecting the western tip of Cuba. This trajectory favors a LA and northern gulf coast solution. Things can change but given where it is in real time I don't expect any drastic shifts.

Yeah I think Ida is destined for Louisiana honestly. I guess more heat for us! Yay not

Brent wrote:

Ntxw wrote:Texas threat from NINE would have been had it formed closer to the far NW Carib and through the Yucatan, then west Gulf but formation and convection is more on the northern carib effecting the western tip of Cuba. This trajectory favors a LA and northern gulf coast solution. Things can change but given where it is in real time I don't expect any drastic shifts.

Yeah I think Ida is destined for Louisiana honestly. I guess more heat for us! Yay not

Heat? not heat!!!!!

starsfan65 wrote:

Brent wrote:

Ntxw wrote:Texas threat from NINE would have been had it formed closer to the far NW Carib and through the Yucatan, then west Gulf but formation and convection is more on the northern carib effecting the western tip of Cuba. This trajectory favors a LA and northern gulf coast solution. Things can change but given where it is in real time I don't expect any drastic shifts.

Yeah I think Ida is destined for Louisiana honestly. I guess more heat for us! Yay not

Heat? not heat!!!!!

Remember Laura? All it did was get hotter

Brent wrote:

starsfan65 wrote:

Brent wrote:
Yeah I think Ida is destined for Louisiana honestly. I guess more heat for us! Yay not

Heat? not heat!!!!!

Remember Laura? All it did was get hotter

Not in my area! Laura generated Storms over town when school was ending! Lol

Iceresistance wrote:

Brent wrote:

starsfan65 wrote:Heat? not heat!!!!!

Remember Laura? All it did was get hotter

Not in my area! Laura generated Storms over town when school was ending! Lol

Yeah all I remember in Dallas was we hit 100 again

Brent wrote:

Iceresistance wrote:

Brent wrote:
Remember Laura? All it did was get hotter

Not in my area! Laura generated Storms over town when school was ending! Lol

Yeah all I remember in Dallas was we hit 100 again

Haven’t you lived in like 3 different places in the past 5 years? You get bored staying in the same spot? Lol

Brent wrote:

Ntxw wrote:Texas threat from NINE would have been had it formed closer to the far NW Carib and through the Yucatan, then west Gulf but formation and convection is more on the northern carib effecting the western tip of Cuba. This trajectory favors a LA and northern gulf coast solution. Things can change but given where it is in real time I don't expect any drastic shifts.

Yeah I think Ida is destined for Louisiana honestly. I guess more heat for us! Yay not

It's already hot enough walking across campus multiple times everyday I need fall to get here lol

winter can never show up though. I'll take the heat over freezing 11 times out of 10

Cpv17 wrote:

Brent wrote:

Iceresistance wrote:
Not in my area! Laura generated Storms over town when school was ending! Lol

Yeah all I remember in Dallas was we hit 100 again

Haven’t you lived in like 3 different places in the past 5 years? You get bored staying in the same spot? Lol

Nah I was in Dallas Fall 2014-March 2021 lol

Now I did have a phase during that where I travelled a lot lol

Models do show heat ridge behind Ida. It'll be late season heat as subsidence increases behind the system.

Brent wrote:

Cpv17 wrote:

Brent wrote:
Yeah all I remember in Dallas was we hit 100 again

Haven’t you lived in like 3 different places in the past 5 years? You get bored staying in the same spot? Lol

Nah I was in Dallas Fall 2014-March 2021 lol

Now I did have a phase during that where I travelled a lot lol

Man, you got one good winter out of that. I'm sorry. If you had arrived in Fall 2009, you'd have seen three more decent winters.

Quixotic wrote:

Brent wrote:

Cpv17 wrote:
Haven’t you lived in like 3 different places in the past 5 years? You get bored staying in the same spot? Lol

Nah I was in Dallas Fall 2014-March 2021 lol

Now I did have a phase during that where I travelled a lot lol

Man, you got one good winter out of that. I'm sorry. If you had arrived in Fall 2009, you'd have seen three more decent winters.

I would say he got 2! 2014-2015 was pretty good too especially late. But he did manage the coldest temperature here since 1949 .

Ntxw wrote:

Quixotic wrote:

Brent wrote:
Nah I was in Dallas Fall 2014-March 2021 lol

Now I did have a phase during that where I travelled a lot lol

Man, you got one good winter out of that. I'm sorry. If you had arrived in Fall 2009, you'd have seen three more decent winters.

I would say he got 2! 2014-2015 was pretty good too especially late. But he did manage the coldest temperature here since 1949 .

Yeah the first and the last one actually when February happened I was already confirmed to be moving up here lol it was like a grand finale

Iceresistance wrote:

DonWrk wrote:

ZeroGee wrote:Yeah, don’t disagree with Iceresistance or he’ll message you claiming his close relationship with the mods here is the only reason you haven’t been kicked off.

Typing this deep in the hardwood forests of North Dallas.

Lol where is the busting out laughing emoji when you need it?!

I have these:

Still waiting on the sources I asked for.

Additionally; I would like citations regarding the great hardwood forests of North Texas, please.

ZeroGee wrote:

Iceresistance wrote:

DonWrk wrote:
Lol where is the busting out laughing emoji when you need it?!

I have these:

Still waiting on the sources I asked for.

Additionally; I would like citations regarding the great hardwood forests of North Texas, please.

Eastern & NE Texas has a LOT of trees because the Climate is very favorable for them to grow in forests