rkbjunior wrote:
Found this in the NWS forecast for my area on Sunday night. Where did this come from?
Its an error....
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rkbjunior wrote:
Found this in the NWS forecast for my area on Sunday night. Where did this come from?
srainhoutx wrote:This storm has the potential to be a major news maker from CA to TX. Another looong week ahead. Portastorm, Did you see my virga snow shower pic in the SE TX thread?![]()
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NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX
229 PM CST FRI JAN 8 2010
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UNSEASONABLY COLD WEATHER
Portastorm wrote:By the way, tonight's forecasted low at Austin Bergstrom of 10 degrees, should it verify, will be the fourth coldest low temperature in recorded history at that location. That is a testament to the strength of this Arctic outbreak.
We did climb above freezing for an hour or two in the central metro area but most places outside the city did not break freezing. Of course, temps are now sliding downhill.
txagwxman wrote:Portastorm wrote:By the way, tonight's forecasted low at Austin Bergstrom of 10 degrees, should it verify, will be the fourth coldest low temperature in recorded history at that location. That is a testament to the strength of this Arctic outbreak.
We did climb above freezing for an hour or two in the central metro area but most places outside the city did not break freezing. Of course, temps are now sliding downhill.
Actually that is wrong...Bergstrom is out in the boonies now and reads extremely cold at night...before the therm was located in at the old airport closer to downtown Austin and was much warmer...there are record lows all the time at Bergstrom now. But that is darn cold 10F...I am curious where Conroe/Hooks will end up on the north side of Houston...probably 16-17F.
Portastorm wrote:txagwxman wrote:Portastorm wrote:By the way, tonight's forecasted low at Austin Bergstrom of 10 degrees, should it verify, will be the fourth coldest low temperature in recorded history at that location. That is a testament to the strength of this Arctic outbreak.
We did climb above freezing for an hour or two in the central metro area but most places outside the city did not break freezing. Of course, temps are now sliding downhill.
Actually that is wrong...Bergstrom is out in the boonies now and reads extremely cold at night...before the therm was located in at the old airport closer to downtown Austin and was much warmer...there are record lows all the time at Bergstrom now. But that is darn cold 10F...I am curious where Conroe/Hooks will end up on the north side of Houston...probably 16-17F.
It may be wrong ... but, good sir, I was merely reporting what was written in this afternoon's AFD by NWSFO Austin/San Antonio.![]()
But you certainly are right about the reporting nature of Bergstrom, because of its location in a little valley by the Colorado River, often has lows much lower than the other reporting station -- Camp Mabry -- which is located just to the northwest of downtown Austin.
wgdade wrote:Just thought I would share a few thoughts on next weekend’s storm potential. If the GFS comes true this would be a set up for a very significant snowstorm. Soundings show a saturated column up to around 250mb. Being that most of East Texas would be on the NW side of the low, a very heavy wet snow could develop. QPF shows around 1-2 inches of liquid precip. Long way out but very interesting to say the least. Right now surface temps are forecast to be a bit on the warm side but the column would probably cool with heavy precip.
As for tonight, very cold south of Tyler. I am already down to 16F!
wgdade wrote:Just thought I would share a few thoughts on next weekend’s storm potential. If the GFS comes true this would be a set up for a very significant snowstorm. Soundings show a saturated column up to around 250mb. Being that most of East Texas would be on the NW side of the low, a very heavy wet snow could develop. QPF shows around 1-2 inches of liquid precip. Long way out but very interesting to say the least. Right now surface temps are forecast to be a bit on the warm side but the column would probably cool with heavy precip.
As for tonight, very cold south of Tyler. I am already down to 16F!
txagwxman wrote:Actually that is wrong...Bergstrom is out in the boonies now and reads extremely cold at night...before the therm was located in at the old airport closer to downtown Austin and was much warmer...there are record lows all the time at Bergstrom now. But that is darn cold 10F...I am curious where Conroe/Hooks will end up on the north side of Houston...probably 16-17F.
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