ROCK wrote:mcheer23 wrote:Winter Storm Warning for HGX
about time.....I guess some folks on here who said this wouldnt make storm warning were grossly incorrect....
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had to get that rub in....
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ROCK wrote:mcheer23 wrote:Winter Storm Warning for HGX
about time.....I guess some folks on here who said this wouldnt make storm warning were grossly incorrect....
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had to get that rub in....
ROCK wrote:mcheer23 wrote:Winter Storm Warning for HGX
about time.....I guess some folks on here who said this wouldnt make storm warning were grossly incorrect....
![]()
had to get that rub in....

ROCK wrote:mcheer23 wrote:Winter Storm Warning for HGX
about time.....I guess some folks on here who said this wouldnt make storm warning were grossly incorrect....
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had to get that rub in....
Cuda17 wrote:
I guess Austin County is the outlier here... Washington to the North and Waller to the East are both in the warning area... just an advisory for us.


JDawg512 wrote:Has anybody taken a look at the radar recently. I have 3 different radar apps on my phone. 2 are showing a good amount of returns from Southwest of Austin to west of San Antonio it's been moving in from Mexico and it looks like more is on the way. Not sure if it's Virgo or if there is precipitation falling to the ground.


JenBayles wrote:Front went through west Houston mid-morning. Got a little wind and temps steadily RISING. Just hit 60 under partly cloudy skies. What gives?!

aggiecutter wrote:JenBayles wrote:Front went through west Houston mid-morning. Got a little wind and temps steadily RISING. Just hit 60 under partly cloudy skies. What gives?!
So far, this front is under-performing. The high in Texarkana today was forecast to be 38. It is currently 46 outside. Checking the latest METARS, the cold air is still up in Central Oklahoma.


JenBayles wrote:Front went through west Houston mid-morning. Got a little wind and temps steadily RISING. Just hit 60 under partly cloudy skies. What gives?!

Winter Storm heading for SE TX
Winter Storm Warning in effect from 300am to 600pm Tuesday for the following counties: Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Waller, Brazoria, Galveston, Washington, Grimes, Brazos, Burleson, Walker, San Jacinto, Polk, Liberty, and Chambers.
Winter Weather Advisory issued for the following counties: Austin, Colorado, Wharton, Matagorda, Jackson, Madison, Houston, and Trinity counties.
Discussion:
Arctic boundary is progressing off the coast this afternoon with gusty NW winds. Temperatures have yet to fall much behind the front as the cold air is lagging back across central TX. Should see the colder air mass sweep into the region this evening and overnight with temperatures falling to freezing over our northern counties by around 200am and across the central counties by 300-400am and the coast by 700-900am.
Some model changes have shown up in the 12Z (600am) runs that should at least be discussed…but I am not sure how much of an impact they are going to have on the actual outcome of this event. This still looks like a mainly freezing rain event with some sleet. Any snow accumulation should be confined to our far northern counties from College Station to Huntsville.
Models have come in warmer and drier…but this may be more of a parameterization effect of the model trying to resolve the correct P-type. However the point being is that if it is 33 and raining this is a non-event, but 31 and raining is a nightmare.
Will only make a couple of changes to the forecast P-types and accumulation amounts for Tuesday.
P-types (Updated):
North of HWY 105: sleet with some snow
North of US 59 (SW) and I-10 (E) of Houston: freezing rain mixed with some sleet, snow flurries possible toward the end
Coast to US 59 (SW) and I-10 (E): freezing rain changing to freezing rain and sleet mix, a few flurries possible
Accumulations: (Updated)
Hwy 105 north: 1-1.5 inches of snow. A trace - .05 of an inch of ice
US 59 north: .05 to .15 inch of ice/sleet. Trace amounts of snow
Coast to US 59: .10 to .15 inch of ice/sleet. Dusting of snow possible
Matagorda Bay area: .05-.10 inch of ice accumulation.
Impacts:
Big impacts still look to be on roadways, especially the bridges and overpasses. This is highly dependent on the surface air temperature being at or below freezing during the day. It is very possible we will hover in the 31-33 degree range and this may be about a degree too warm for effective ice formation until later in the afternoon hours when the sun lowers in the sky. Just impossible to attempt to determine 1 degree even a few hours out. Additionally, treated roadway surface should be able to go down to about 30 or so before ice begins to become a big problem…which also brings into question how much ice we will see on Tuesday during the day. A lot of parameters to look at and attempt to resolve with respect to road conditions on Tuesday….and none of it is easy.
I know this is not helping much with decision making…best information at this moment is that bridges and overpasses will become a problem during the day…especially by the late morning on Tuesday into the afternoon hours.
Do not think power outages will be an issue especially pulling back some on the accumulations of ice some. Gusty winds of 10-15mph will continue through the day, but with ice accumulation of .05 to .15 of an inch this should be handled.
Will update again early this evening.

TheProfessor wrote:
Yes it did, it did it until about 5 days out. I didn't no if it would be a bust or not!

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