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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011

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Looking at radar out to the west, toward Jacksboro and up toward Bowie, I don't know if that is heavy sleet or maybe even snow. I know the obs have been coming in as light snow, but that does happen sometimes and it not be snow. It won't be long before we get into that band to the west here.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Thunder, lightning, heavy rain, and 33 here in Denison at the moment.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Do yall know what time the 00z gfs ensembles update on the psu ewall page?
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Seems like the sub-freezing temps are riding slightly further South & East than this map, but because the dome is so shallow, it's basically rain/freezing rain. In my case, I'm still in the 60s, with 32-41 degrees not far away at all.
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iorange55 wrote:Uh....wow just had A HEAVY thundershower. Wind was pretty crazy and I went outside you can't stay out there longer than 10 minutes in that stuff. Just nasty.
You know what I was just thinking about. How in the heck did people here well before us survive this stuff? They did not have storm2k.org, no NAM, GFS, not even a one day forecast. I mean I hear about old sayings, but how in the heck did they survive in temps and weather like this not knowing when it could/might end and not have homes the way they are today. Imagine driving a herd of cattle across the open plains and one day off to your north you see the sky has a dark blue color to it.................
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downsouthman1 wrote:Seems like the sub-freezing temps are riding slightly further South & East than this map, but because the dome is so shallow, it's basically rain/freezing rain. In my case, I'm still in the 60s, with 32-41 degrees not far away at all.
Yeah - it's 32 at Denton and 32 at Fort Worth Meacham.... so I think the line is further east.
I am at 36.2 here in Midlothian.
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HockeyTx82 wrote:iorange55 wrote:Uh....wow just had A HEAVY thundershower. Wind was pretty crazy and I went outside you can't stay out there longer than 10 minutes in that stuff. Just nasty.
You know what I was just thinking about. How in the heck did people here well before us survive this stuff? They did not have storm2k.org, no NAM, GFS, not even a one day forecast. I mean I hear about old sayings, but how in the heck did they survive in temps and weather like this not knowing when it could/might end and not have homes the way they are today. Imagine driving a herd of cattle across the open plains and one day off to your north you see the sky has a dark blue color to it.................
Escaping winter is easy --- build a fire and put on all your heavy clothes --- preferably made of buffalo hide.
Escaping the oppressive summers here is the real issue.... and when the water temps in the creek run 88+ degrees..... well, you can't really cool off.
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Cav0 wrote:All snow now falling in Abilene. I'd say 2 inches of snow and ice already on the ground and still snowing hard.
I wonder how San Angelo's doing. The radar has awesome returns, but I know a lot of it may be ice pellets (sleet).
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Gonna go check the temp outside. If I don't make it back....well bye.
Around 35 here in western dallas county.
Around 35 here in western dallas county.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Wow Abilene 24 ThunderSnow 1/2 mile visibility with winds gusting over 35 mph 

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Cav0 wrote:All snow now falling in Abilene. I'd say 2 inches of snow and ice already on the ground and still snowing hard.
Time for snow stuff...bring on the photos!!! so we can enjoy through you till we get ours..or for those who won't be as lucky tonight/tomm
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Denton says light snow, just stepped outside don't see anything. Sometimes this observation site reports snow when its 32 with precip. Anyhow, it looks to be on the way.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Though the freezing line is moving south according to obs, it is not really following the same trend on radar. I wonder what gives? False returns?
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Just took a walk outside to bring the dog in. The wind is brutal. A bit more tolerable at 36 though I would imagine. This kind of wind in the mid 20's or teens --- ugh.....
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MSUDawg wrote:Cav0 wrote:All snow now falling in Abilene. I'd say 2 inches of snow and ice already on the ground and still snowing hard.
Time for snow stuff...bring on the photos!!!

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