Texas Winter 2010-2011
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look guys I know that the models dont favor much if any winter precip at all and I am not a pro met or anything,,,But I feel like this could be one of those "SURPRISE"!!!!! events..I dont think its going to be so bad that it shuts everything down but this could make the roads dangerous for friday morning. All I am saying is that there is a good chance this could turn out to be what we are all hoping it will be. I give it a 70/30 for collin denton, grayson, fannin, lamar,,hunt,ect...And dont ask me were I see that in the models cause I dont this is just a gut feeling and I could be wrong but I dont think I am.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
My gut is now leaning the other way, northtxboy. I just don't see the signs of the models blowing the forecast of the arrival of the sub-freezing air. There were hints of that possibly happening last week, but those hints have faded in the last day or two.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
wxman57 wrote:My gut is now leaning the other way, northtxboy. I just don't see the signs of the models blowing the forecast of the arrival of the sub-freezing air. There were hints of that possibly happening last week, but those hints have faded in the last day or two.
And you may be right,,,all I am saying is it could be one of those "SURPRISE" events,,,we have all seen them before here in north texas.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
northtxboy wrote:wxman57 wrote:My gut is now leaning the other way, northtxboy. I just don't see the signs of the models blowing the forecast of the arrival of the sub-freezing air. There were hints of that possibly happening last week, but those hints have faded in the last day or two.
And you may be right,,,all I am saying is it could be one of those "SURPRISE" events,,,we have all seen them before here in north texas.
I think you're -removed- northtxboy.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
wall_cloud wrote:northtxboy wrote:wxman57 wrote:My gut is now leaning the other way, northtxboy. I just don't see the signs of the models blowing the forecast of the arrival of the sub-freezing air. There were hints of that possibly happening last week, but those hints have faded in the last day or two.
And you may be right,,,all I am saying is it could be one of those "SURPRISE" events,,,we have all seen them before here in north texas.
I think you're -removed- northtxboy.
yep I have heard that before in the s2k chatroom and then I got 8in of snow

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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
At this point, it's not even so much that the Models look bad, because that's given. It's also real-world parameters, like temperature profiles & the shortwave itself. It's not a closed low & it appears it won't become such but there appears to be something along those lines trying to develop of the coast of California again. I pretty much think we should forget about this weeks event & start looking to the future.
http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/products/wx ... 0mbwv.html
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http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/products/wx ... 0mbwv.html
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
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yep I have heard that before in the s2k chatroom and then I got 8in of snow
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Haha yeah I'm guilty of that, you nailed the timing of the low last week. But I still think it was a lucky guess and you'll surely bust this time.
wall_cloud wrote:northtxboy wrote:wxman57 wrote:My gut is now leaning the other way, northtxboy. I just don't see the signs of the models blowing the forecast of the arrival of the sub-freezing air. There were hints of that possibly happening last week, but those hints have faded in the last day or two.
And you may be right,,,all I am saying is it could be one of those "SURPRISE" events,,,we have all seen them before here in north texas.
I think you're -removed- northtxboy.
yep I have heard that before in the s2k chatroom and then I got 8in of snow

Haha yeah I'm guilty of that, you nailed the timing of the low last week. But I still think it was a lucky guess and you'll surely bust this time.

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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
northtxboy wrote:yep I have heard that before in the s2k chatroom and then I got 8in of snow
Broken clocks are correct once in a while..
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
lester88 wrote:northtxboy wrote:yep I have heard that before in the s2k chatroom and then I got 8in of snow
Broken clocks are correct once in a while..
lol lester,,,u must be broke all the time

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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
northtxboy wrote:lester88 wrote:northtxboy wrote:yep I have heard that before in the s2k chatroom and then I got 8in of snow
Broken clocks are correct once in a while..
lol lester,,,u must be broke all the timeeat ur hat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Take note that WxMan 57 called that one, some of the other pro mets were on board as well. I don't see anyone seeing an ice storm happening this Thursday now, not a good sign for the wishes Northtxboy.

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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Stormwatcher wrote: Take note that WxMan 57 called that one, some of the other pro mets were on board as well. I don't see anyone seeing an ice storm happening this Thursday now, not a good sign for the wishes Northtxboy.Besides I'd much rather a snow storm than an ice storm, all I need right now is to have to lose all of the beautiful trees in my yard. Or at the very least have to clean up a bunch of branches.
I concur. I am definitely not interested in any part of an ice storm.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
After our cool down on Thursday, all the guidance is beginning to suggest that the Sunday/Monday time frame may well be another heavy rain event as a much stronger Upper Air disturbance head SE from the Pacific NW into the Great Basin/Intermountain W. Some wintry weather may materialize to our N. We will see. We are in a very progressive pattern with an active NW flow and suggestions of Upper Air features to our W and SW with fronts expected every few days as we head to the end of January.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
srainhoutx wrote:After our cool down on Thursday, all the guidance is beginning to suggest that the Sunday/Monday time frame may well be another heavy rain event as a much stronger Upper Air disturbance head SE from the Pacific NW into the Great Basin/Intermountain W. Some wintry weather may materialize to our N. We will see. We are in a very progressive pattern with an active NW flow and suggestions of Upper Air features to our W and SW with fronts expected every few days as we head to the end of January.
What's crazy though is that this pattern doesn't seem to be one favoring a cutoff low, but Water Vapor loops look like one is trying to form off Baja California. I don't see where, if it develops, it'll have any room to make it into Texas, with the jet appearing to be taking a somewhat further southern path.
I've also noticed in the last few Water Vapor loop images, it's been showing what appears to be the beginning of a good moisture influx ahead of the Thursday system. It's gonna be hard for me to not see at least rain falling out of that system, even though NWS is only forecasting like 20-30 pops.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Updated weather forecast for Grayson Co. Sherman TX from National weather service in FW as of 5 p.m.
50% chance of Rain/Sleet Thursday... hmm ?
50% chance of Rain/Sleet Thursday... hmm ?
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Brandon8181 wrote:Updated weather forecast for Grayson Co. Sherman TX from National weather service in FW as of 5 p.m.
50% chance of Rain/Sleet Thursday... hmm ?
Yeah, yesterday I saw they had a 40% chance of rain/sleet but it was only up for a few hours or so before they changed it.
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