Ntxw wrote:The Ukmet sends the baja low way south, almost central Mexico south...that's not a trend you want to see in Texas, still does have a little bit of precip for SE TX.
Well it is the Ukie.....LOL
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Ntxw wrote:The Ukmet sends the baja low way south, almost central Mexico south...that's not a trend you want to see in Texas, still does have a little bit of precip for SE TX.
Tireman4 wrote:Ntxw wrote:The Ukmet sends the baja low way south, almost central Mexico south...that's not a trend you want to see in Texas, still does have a little bit of precip for SE TX.
Well it is the Ukie.....LOL
BigB0882 wrote:Does the ukmet give anything to SELA?




srainhoutx wrote:The UKMet was discounted due to the poor handling of the upper trough pattern across the Mid West and Mid Mississippi Valley. The UKMet is too flat with the mean trough and embedded energy.
srainhoutx wrote:The UKMet was discounted due to the poor handling of the upper trough pattern across the Mid West and Mid Mississippi Valley. The UKMet is too flat with the mean trough and embedded energy.

South Texas Storms wrote:srainhoutx wrote:The UKMet was discounted due to the poor handling of the upper trough pattern across the Mid West and Mid Mississippi Valley. The UKMet is too flat with the mean trough and embedded energy.
Is that what the latest HPC Model Diagnostic Discussion said?

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