Not much at the moment but I expect it to pickup based off of what you all have been saying.
Texas Winter 2010-2011
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HockeyTx82
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Snow falling in Denton now, just started. You all were right, I have never seen snow like this.
Not much at the moment but I expect it to pickup based off of what you all have been saying.
Not much at the moment but I expect it to pickup based off of what you all have been saying.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Is that band about to hit SA and Austin all snow or more freezing rain?
And when will the snow in CLL start? Getting sleet right now...
And when will the snow in CLL start? Getting sleet right now...
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http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?prod ... k&loop=yes
That map also kind of shows that the ULL is just now starting to have its affects on SE TX
That map also kind of shows that the ULL is just now starting to have its affects on SE TX
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
iorange55 wrote:I can't express to you how much I enjoy weather. My neighbors have to think I'm crazy roaming around taking videos and pictures.
Just checked and we have about an inch and a half here so far.
How long has it been snowing?
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TwisterFanatic wrote:iorange55 wrote:I can't express to you how much I enjoy weather. My neighbors have to think I'm crazy roaming around taking videos and pictures.
Just checked and we have about an inch and a half here so far.
How long has it been snowing?
Hardly an hour, 30-45 minutes at best.
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JGrin87 wrote:Look at this map... The precipitation in Houston is traveling a completely different direction than the precipitation just 75 miles nw of there. I think this is because the ULL is causing the precipitation to the north, and the drizzle around houston is being caused by the same thing that caused it all day. So what my overall conclusion is, is that the ULL low has not yet made its affects felt in Houston, so it may not be a complete bust?
Thoughts?
http://www.khou.com/weather/interactive ... APID=12456
Well, remember that the timing of this storm was always for things to bust loose around midnight or so.
Don't know if that's going to help up the snow potential down there, but we'll see.
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Looks like areas just east of Dallas are getting hammered pretty good.
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kb75007 wrote:Imagine if we had these temperatures when snowmaggedon came through..
15-20 inches would have been possible if that had happened.
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Texas Snowman wrote:kb75007 wrote:Imagine if we had these temperatures when snowmaggedon came through..
15-20 inches would have been possible if that had happened.
Probably more than that!!
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Ntxw wrote:Based on reports, I'm thinking 4 inches might be conservative and how it's sticking...
I'd say half mile to 3/4 visibility atm.
I was wondering about that, I bet we have close to an inch already here.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Traffic fatality reported 1118pm Austin, via city's OEM traffic site....not clear if it was ice, but I suspect it...thoughts/prayers go with the families affected...
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
http://www.khou.com/weather/interactive ... APID=12456
Looks like a good snow band developing and intensifying down near San Angelo...
Looks like a good snow band developing and intensifying down near San Angelo...
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
iorange55 wrote:I can't express to you how much I enjoy weather. My neighbors have to think I'm crazy roaming around taking videos and pictures.
Just checked and we have about an inch and a half here so far.
From where you describe your location you should go back and edit your 3" prediction for tonight instead of tuesday... from what the radar shows is on top of you and will continue..
it wouldn't surprise me at all. wow...make you some skis and have at it
btw roads, cars, parking lots covered...already a 1/2" inch of beautiful powder
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Texas Snowman wrote:Ntxw wrote:Based on reports, I'm thinking 4 inches might be conservative and how it's sticking...
If that happens, the "bust" that people were talking about earlier today will boomerang in the other direction.
Not sure anybody saw 4"+ coming anywhere in North Texas...
I've been forecasting a couple of inches for a few days now. I updated it to 1 - 4 inches earlier for tonight with some areas seeing higher than four inches.
Anyway, as I said I had this in my forecast for several days. I just didn't post them here in fear of getting the third degree because I don't think anyone here believes my forecast.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Snowing good here in the Richardson area. I just was out. The snow doesn't give good traction with the ice beneath. While walking around just a few minutes ago, I had trouble walking over the snow covered ice. I can't even imagine how a car would handle the same conditions.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Snowing in Allen now. It didn't take much to cover everything in sight. Only been snowing about 20 minutes.
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