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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
Latest Euro is coming in with the 1050+ high pressure too for the same period in Canada.


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Well, I guess we are in the weather "doldrums." This is the Weather Channel forecast for Austin. I hope the big chill (hopefully wet) is still on track for Halloween time. Hmmm.
10-Day Forecast for Austin, TX (78753)
High / Low (°F) Precip. %
Tonight
Oct 16 Partly Cloudy 65° 20 %
Wed
Oct 17 Partly Cloudy 92°/60° 10 %
Thu
Oct 18 Sunny 80°/55° 0 %
Fri
Oct 19 Sunny 81°/60° 10 %
Sat
Oct 20 Partly Cloudy 85°/69° 0 %
Sun
Oct 21 AM Clouds / PM Sun 85°/68° 0 %
Mon
Oct 22 Partly Cloudy 84°/64° 10 %
Tue
Oct 23 AM Clouds / PM Sun 82°/61° 10 %
Wed
Oct 24 Sunny 81°/60° 0 %
Thu
Oct 25 Sunny 81°/61° 10 %

10-Day Forecast for Austin, TX (78753)
High / Low (°F) Precip. %
Tonight
Oct 16 Partly Cloudy 65° 20 %
Wed
Oct 17 Partly Cloudy 92°/60° 10 %
Thu
Oct 18 Sunny 80°/55° 0 %
Fri
Oct 19 Sunny 81°/60° 10 %
Sat
Oct 20 Partly Cloudy 85°/69° 0 %
Sun
Oct 21 AM Clouds / PM Sun 85°/68° 0 %
Mon
Oct 22 Partly Cloudy 84°/64° 10 %
Tue
Oct 23 AM Clouds / PM Sun 82°/61° 10 %
Wed
Oct 24 Sunny 81°/60° 0 %
Thu
Oct 25 Sunny 81°/61° 10 %
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weatherdude1108 wrote::uarrow:
I know. Tell me about it.![]()
Ntxw, can you provide us any to this "Indian Summer-like" pattern? Any teleconnections? At least my AC had a break for a little while.
It is a result of zonal flow (raging pacific jet) into NA from west to east. This is why I didn't believe the models when they said big cold front around the 20th. It will breakdown eventually when the EPO goes negative and flow then comes from Canada which is a weekish away. I hope

I still believe firmly a major front will swing through Halloween week. Models are waffling on where the cold will move but it's there, and as the pattern adjusts in the coming week we should see them shift favorable. (They are in zonal mode right now)

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Ntxw wrote:weatherdude1108 wrote::uarrow:
I know. Tell me about it.![]()
Ntxw, can you provide us any to this "Indian Summer-like" pattern? Any teleconnections? At least my AC had a break for a little while.
It is a result of zonal flow (raging pacific jet) into NA from west to east. This is why I didn't believe the models when they said big cold front around the 20th. It will breakdown eventually when the EPO goes negative and flow then comes from Canada which is a weekish away. I hope
I still believe firmly a major front will swing through Halloween week. Models are waffling on where the cold will move but it's there, and as the pattern adjusts in the coming week we should see them shift favorable. (They are in zonal mode right now)
Can't-hold-breath-much-longer....

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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013

AO is tanking
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weatherdude1108 wrote::uarrow:
Looks like it is the lowest on the graph it has been since early/mid July(?). As much as I don't want to admit my ignorance for fear of humiliation, what does that mean?
When the AO tanks the Polar Vortex (arctic low) gets displaced into the mid latitudes (where we live). The models say it will head into North America and not Asia this go around so expect lots of cold air masses to build.
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
Note to All
Hey gang, can we move this discussion over to the "Texas Fall" thread since technically we are talking about autumn weather? If you have forecasts or comments about winter ... then this is your thread. Once we hit winter per the calendar then all discussions of the ongoing weather will be here. But most of this stuff in the last few pages should probably be in the Fall thread. Thanks!
Hey gang, can we move this discussion over to the "Texas Fall" thread since technically we are talking about autumn weather? If you have forecasts or comments about winter ... then this is your thread. Once we hit winter per the calendar then all discussions of the ongoing weather will be here. But most of this stuff in the last few pages should probably be in the Fall thread. Thanks!
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
Ntxw,what do you think about the NOAA 2012-2013 Winter Outlook in terms of Texas is concerned?
viewtopic.php?f=22&t=114001&p=2281043#p2281043
viewtopic.php?f=22&t=114001&p=2281043#p2281043
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Here is Bob Rose's take on the updated Winter outlook.
http://www.lcra.org/water/conditions/we ... olumn.html
http://www.lcra.org/water/conditions/we ... olumn.html
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
DonWrk wrote:Not liking the looks of the NOAA Winter Outlook but hey things can still change.
I wouldn't worry about it. They will always go on the safe side with long-range forecasts...because making a long-range forecast is already "risky" enough.
GFS still showing that big cold front late this month!
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
iorange55 wrote:DonWrk wrote:Not liking the looks of the NOAA Winter Outlook but hey things can still change.
I wouldn't worry about it. They will always go on the safe side with long-range forecasts...because making a long-range forecast is already "risky" enough.
GFS still showing that big cold front late this month!
Yeah, I think the "long range" should be one week -- or two (at most) in advance.
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
Bump! -- "Autumn weather" means any weather which happens during the calendar season of autumn. Ahem.

Portastorm wrote:Note to All
Hey gang, can we move this discussion over to the "Texas Fall" thread since technically we are talking about autumn weather? If you have forecasts or comments about winter ... then this is your thread. Once we hit winter per the calendar then all discussions of the ongoing weather will be here. But most of this stuff in the last few pages should probably be in the Fall thread. Thanks!
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
The Weather Channel is teaming up with wxman57
http://www.weather.com/news/fall-winter ... k-20121022
http://www.weather.com/news/fall-winter ... k-20121022
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
weatherdude1108 wrote:I wonder if/when it will snow this Winter in central Texas(?).
The Portastorm Weather Center says it will!
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