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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
Ntxw wrote:Ok now that we're done with this system. Many of the pro mets in this forum and srain have mentioned that true cross polar flow will be setting up next week. This is very far out (but lets remember the GFS saw this system last week at around the same time frame). We may just be doing something like this all over again and then the really cold air settles in. (Several other guidance brings in the colder air also)
I hope this will be the system that gives the Austin\SA area along with S\E Texas some snow should it come to fruition.
Yowza! For Portastorm and all of you S. Texas snow lovers, hope this potential storm puts you in the cross-hairs. (Except for you, of course, Wxman57 - I'm wishing sunshine and warm bike riding weather at your house!

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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
katheria wrote:hummmm....now that ive been outside......the clean up is gonna be a PIA....i have tree branches down everywhere....and im getting really worried about a huge branch over my driveway...over two cars that we dont drive right now....cant move them cause the batteries are dead.....
hate to say it..but wish it would stop for the night...
Oh NOOO!! Hope that branch stays up....stay



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Looks like another moderate to heavy band is filling in Tarrant and Dallas counties. Could pick up another quick 1-2 inches since it doesn't look like it's moving much east, spinning on the spot lol.
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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
Texas Snowman wrote:Ntxw wrote:Ok now that we're done with this system. Many of the pro mets in this forum and srain have mentioned that true cross polar flow will be setting up next week. This is very far out (but lets remember the GFS saw this system last week at around the same time frame). We may just be doing something like this all over again and then the really cold air settles in. (Several other guidance brings in the colder air also)
I hope this will be the system that gives the Austin\SA area along with S\E Texas some snow should it come to fruition.
Yowza! For Portastorm and all of you S. Texas snow lovers, hope this potential storm puts you in the cross-hairs. (Except for you, of course, Wxman57 - I'm wishing sunshine and warm bike riding weather at your house!
Also, if that storm were to bear snow-fruit, then DFW might be in the running for the snowiest winter season of all-time!
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HockeyTx82 wrote:So how long will it take my foot (so far) of snow to melt up here in Denton?
Most of it will melt over this weekend. Majority on Saturday. If in shaded areas might last longer.
Edit: Big flakes is falling around the airport area in my location.
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Ntxw wrote:Looks like another moderate to heavy band is filling in Tarrant and Dallas counties. Could pick up another quick 1-2 inches since it doesn't look like it's moving much east, spinning on the spot lol.
great....NOT....ok i will not be able to sleep tonight worrying about the cars for sure now......
time for a drink....
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Ntxw wrote:HockeyTx82 wrote:So how long will it take my foot (so far) of snow to melt up here in Denton?
Most of it will melt over this weekend. Majority on Saturday. If in shaded areas might last longer.
Edit: Big flakes is falling around the airport area in my location.
Sure would like to see a snowfall update from DFW Airport.
They didn't update the Public Info Statement at 10 p.m. (not that they are busy or anything!

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katheria wrote:Ntxw wrote:Looks like another moderate to heavy band is filling in Tarrant and Dallas counties. Could pick up another quick 1-2 inches since it doesn't look like it's moving much east, spinning on the spot lol.
great....NOT....ok i will not be able to sleep tonight worrying about the cars for sure now......
time for a drink....
Did you ever think you would be asking for snow to stop falling?

I saw a chruch billboard today from somewhere in the NE. It said "Who ever is praying for snow, please stop" or something along those lines. LOL!!!
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HockeyTx82 wrote:katheria wrote:Ntxw wrote:Looks like another moderate to heavy band is filling in Tarrant and Dallas counties. Could pick up another quick 1-2 inches since it doesn't look like it's moving much east, spinning on the spot lol.
great....NOT....ok i will not be able to sleep tonight worrying about the cars for sure now......
time for a drink....
Did you ever think you would be asking for snow to stop falling?![]()
I saw a chruch billboard today from somewhere in the NE. It said "Who ever is praying for snow, please stop" or something along those lines. LOL!!!
ROFL...about sign.....
honestly no....i figured 6 inches or so here, know the tree can handle that...but UHHHH not the 9.75 i just measured!!!!!! ROFL....i have never seen this much snow in my life....
how about some more pics??? hehehe
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Texas Snowman wrote:Ntxw wrote:HockeyTx82 wrote:So how long will it take my foot (so far) of snow to melt up here in Denton?
Most of it will melt over this weekend. Majority on Saturday. If in shaded areas might last longer.
Edit: Big flakes is falling around the airport area in my location.
Sure would like to see a snowfall update from DFW Airport.
They didn't update the Public Info Statement at 10 p.m. (not that they are busy or anything!) but with snow continuing there for two solid hours since the last update, they've got to be closing in on 11"...or more...one would think.
With the latest bands, DFW Airport could approach a foot. Lets see if it follows through for the midnight updates (if they do).
Looks like from north Ft Worth through the mid-cities to DFW airport is getting moderate\heavy snow.
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Ntxw wrote: With the latest bands, DFW Airport could approach a foot. Lets see if it follows through for the midnight updates (if they do). Looks like from north Ft Worth through the mid-cities to DFW airport is getting moderate\heavy snow.
To be honest, given the solid radar presentations right now and where I'm unofficially guessing that DFW is right now (somewhere over 11" for the day is what I'm thinking - they were at 9.4" at 9:15 p.m. and it hasn't stopped or slowed up much since then) I'm betting that the final 24-hour snowfal total for the airport will be over 13".
If so, that would be so utterly remarkable that OKC and DFW would set 24-hour snowfall records in the teens...in the same winter.
And what would be almost ludicrous would be if DFW somehow manages to get past OKC's recently minted 14.1" 24-hour snowfall record...in the same winter, in different storms!!!

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pics taken around 9:15
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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
No doubt. DFW is smack dab in the middle of it.
TXZ103-104-118-119-120615-
DENTON TX-COLLIN TX-TARRANT TX-DALLAS TX-
1121 PM CST THU FEB 11 2010
...SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ADVISORY FOR...
SOUTHWESTERN COLLIN COUNTY
NORTHERN DALLAS COUNTY
SOUTHERN DENTON COUNTY
NORTHERN TARRANT COUNTY
A BAND OF MODERATE TO HEAVY SNOWFALL HAS DEVELOPED OVER NORTHERN
TARRANT AND NORTHERN DALLAS COUNTIES OVER THE PAST 10 MINUTES. THIS
BAND OF SNOWFALL WILL BE CAPABLE OF PRODUCING SNOWFALL RATES OF ONE
INCH PER HOUR THROUGH 1215 AM CST. ANOTHER 1 TO 1.5 INCHES OF
ACCUMULATION IS LIKELY FOR AREAS WITHIN THIS BAND. THIS HEAVY
SNOWFALL WILL QUICKLY ACCUMULATE ON ROADWAYS CREATING HAZARDOUS
DRIVING CONDITIONS FOR ALL NORTHERN PORTIONS OF THE METROPLEX.
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Re: Texas winter wx thread (2009-2010)
Looking at the latest FW NWS radar shot, looks like we're getting a little bit heavier band of snow building again up here in Sherman/Denison.
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Texas Snowman wrote:Ntxw wrote: With the latest bands, DFW Airport could approach a foot. Lets see if it follows through for the midnight updates (if they do). Looks like from north Ft Worth through the mid-cities to DFW airport is getting moderate\heavy snow.
To be honest, given the solid radar presentations right now and where I'm unofficially guessing that DFW is right now (somewhere over 11" for the day is what I'm thinking - they were at 9.4" at 9:15 p.m. and it hasn't stopped or slowed up much since then) I'm betting that the final 24-hour snowfal total for the airport will be over 13".
If so, that would be so utterly remarkable that OKC and DFW would set 24-hour snowfall records in the teens...in the same winter.
And what would be almost ludicrous would be if DFW somehow manages to get past OKC's recently minted 14.1" 24-hour snowfall record...in the same winter, in different storms!!!
It has been amazing how the radar keeps filling in with moderate/heavy snow bands.

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This storm likes DFW. Left everywhere else except the pocket around the metro LOL.
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Ntxw wrote::uarrow: And it's not moving, it's sitting there dumping 1-2 inches\hr on the same spots.
Starting to see some moderate to heavy snow redevelop in central and northern Grayson County. Looks to be just south of where I live. Still light snow here as of last check.
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