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jerryh421 wrote:I'm guessing by where the models are placing the cold air, southeast Texas won't see much of a cold snap?
Ntxw wrote:Euro is crazy. The near 1050 high is building from Central Canada retrograding. If that holds the whole thing is just going to come down. Extreme -NAO and -EPO <- Aleutian low is going to pop it for another high. If that holds we might see some of the most -AO values on record
iorange55 wrote:Which site do you use to view the Euro? The one I use doesn't seem to have the best maps...
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BigB0882 wrote:Would Southeast Louisiana be in on the cold or will it stay too far to the our West? I will be mighty upset if it just misses us but would be happy if any of my Texas neighbors could get in on some winter weather with the cold.
BigB0882 wrote:Would Southeast Louisiana be in on the cold or will it stay too far to the our West? I will be mighty upset if it just misses us but would be happy if any of my Texas neighbors could get in on some winter weather with the cold.
SaskatchewanScreamer wrote:BigB0882 wrote:Would Southeast Louisiana be in on the cold or will it stay too far to the our West? I will be mighty upset if it just misses us but would be happy if any of my Texas neighbors could get in on some winter weather with the cold.
you can join the rest of them in counselling sessions!!!!!
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So do you Americanshave any crops growing *anywhere* down there?????
BTW now is the time to get your Bibles out and start repenting for your sin of being too greedy with your winter/snow dreams!!!
CYCLONE MIKE wrote:Sorry guys. Ntx live in Gonzales just south if baton rouge. They mentioned it yesterday morning in their discussion as well. Talking about artic temps and winter weather for next weekend. They have backed off on severe weather for midweeks system for now as well. Guess they are talking about system behind the midweeks that they thought would bring first round of cold air? Will read lake Charles and Shreveport to see what they say. Afternoons should be out in about two hours or so.
EXTENDED...GUIDANCE CONTINUES TO INDICATE THAT ANOTHER STRONG
UPPER TROUGH WILL MOVE TOWARDS THE SOUTH PLAINS NEXT WEEKEND. AT
THIS TIME DID NOT MAKE ANY SIGNIFICANT CHANGES TO THE PREVIOUS
FORECAST AS A COLD FRONT STILL LOOKS MOST LIKELY TO MOVE THROUGH
NORTH TX LATE ON SATURDAY OR SATURDAY NIGHT. THIS UPPER LOW IS
EXPECTED TO MOVE MUCH FURTHER NORTH THAN OUR MID-WEEK SYSTEM...AND
AS A RESULT SHOULD NOT BE AS MUCH OF A THREAT TO PRODUCE HIGH
IMPACT WEATHER ACROSS NORTH AND CENTRAL TX. OF COURSE THIS SYSTEM
IS STILL 7 TO 8 DAYS OUT...AND ITS FORECAST EVOLUTION MAY CHANGE
AS IT MOVES CLOSER TO THE REGION. DUE TO THE MORE NORTHERLY TRACK
OF THE SYSTEM...A SIGNIFICANT COLD SNAP DOES NOT LOOK LIKELY WITH
NEXT WEEKENDS COLD FRONT...ALTHOUGH TEMPERATURES WILL LIKELY FALL
BACK TO SEASONAL NORMALS IF NOT SLIGHTLY BELOW.
Ntxw wrote:18z GFS is pretty wild. -EPO sends no less than 3-5 big highs, that would be a very long duration of intense cold. That Alaska region signature is wicked. That's what I meant by "pop"
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