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Ntxw wrote:If the 12z NAM is correct, a core from west-central Texas, to Austin, to Houston would be bullseye! Very similar to the HPC low tracks.
SENIOR DUTY METEOROLOGIST NWS ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE
NWS NCEP CENTRAL OPERATIONS CAMP SPRINGS MD
1526Z THU DEC 23 2010
ATTN...GFS MODEL INFORMATION..
AN INCONSISTENCY HAS BEEN UNCOVERED IN THE GFS 12 HR ACCUMULATED
PRECIPITATION AT FORECAST HOUR 192. THE 12 HR ACCUMULATION DOES
NOT REPRODUCE THE SUM OF THE PREVIOUS 2 SIX HOUR ACCUMULATIONS.
THIS ERROR WAS INTRODUCED WITH THE 27 JULY RESOLUTION INCREASE.
WE HOPE TO IMPLEMENT A CORRECTION BY THE END OF JANUARY, 2011.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT WITH THE ACTUAL IMPLEMENTATION DATE WILL BE MADE
AS SOON AS IT IS DETERMINED. QUESTIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO
JOHN.WARD@NOAA.GOV
OVERALL...MODELS ARE IN DECENT AGREEMENT WITH THE MOVEMENT OF THE
SYSTEM AND TOTAL PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS. EXPECT APPRECIABLE RAINFALL
FOR DECEMBER WITH AVERAGE AMOUNTS BETWEEN ONE HALF AND ONE INCH
AND SOME LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS UP TO TWO INCHES. EXPECT RAINFALL
TO END CHRISTMAS DAY WITH DECREASING CLOUDINESS. TEMPERATURES
CHRISTMAS DAY WILL BE COOL WITH HIGHS MAINLY IN THE 40S.
BRIEF RIDGING ALOFT IS EXPECTED SUNDAY AND MONDAY BEFORE ANOTHER
SYSTEM DEVELOPS IN WEST. THIS TROUGH IS PROGGED TO DEEPEN OVER THE
SOUTHWESTERN U.S./MEXICO EARLY NEXT WEEK BEFORE MOVING EAST BY
MIDWEEK. RAIN WILL BE POSSIBLE OVER SOUTH TEXAS ON TUESDAY AND
OVER NORTH TEXAS ON WEDNESDAY. FOR NOW WILL KEEP POPS LOW DUE TO
THE UNCERTAINTY IN TIMING OF THE SYSTEM. THE SYSTEM WILL BRING
EXTENSIVE CLOUDINESS WHICH WILL KEEP TEMPERATURES ON THE COOL SIDE
MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY.
IT APPEARS THAT THE UPPER PATTERN WILL REMAIN UNSETTLED TO END
OUT THE YEAR WITH ANOTHER POSSIBLE SYSTEM/RAIN CHANCES AROUND
FRIDAY OF NEXT WEEK.
Ntxw wrote:If the 12z NAM is correct, a core from west-central Texas, to Austin, to Houston would be bullseye! Very similar to the HPC low tracks.
natlib wrote:0.70 inches of rain here in San Angelo this morning with a little thunder mixed in. God gave us a nice Christmas present this morning. Thank you!
HockeyTx82 wrote:I am in Carrollton at my mom's but I see the weather station in Denton is reporting snow! Can anyone confirm this? Merry Christmas.
vbhoutex wrote:Ntxw wrote:If the 12z NAM is correct, a core from west-central Texas, to Austin, to Houston would be bullseye! Very similar to the HPC low tracks.
Oh please, please Santa can I have this for Christmas?? I promise I'll be good next year!!![]()
srainhoutx wrote:Wow, temps have dropped well below freezing in NW Harris County (27 at this hour) even with some light winds. It appears the coldest air of the season will settle into SE TX tonight and then we shift to an interesting week ahead. Guidance suggests a robust Coastal trough/low pressure will move N into Central TX increasing rain chances Tuesday/Wednesday and warm up there after as a powerful storm takes shape in the SW dropping a very deep trough into the Western CONUS. There are some differences between the GFS and Euro, but what is consistent is the continued advertisement of a very strong storm in the Southern and Central Plains with both severe and winter sides affecting parts of TX. We will need to watch this event closely as the week progresses as it could bring some interesting weather both Friday and Saturday into our region in time for the New Year. Stay tuned as they say.
Ntxw wrote::( no fun! Here's to hope the Euro provides some optimism!
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