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orangeblood wrote:Also, Euro shows an almost identical system moving through Texas a few days later but the big difference being its much colder - bringing everyone from San Antonio north in on the winter weather action. Very interesting time period for following Texas winter weather!!
orangeblood wrote:Also, Euro shows an almost identical system moving through Texas a few days later but the big difference being its much colder - bringing everyone from San Antonio north in on the winter weather action. Very interesting time period for following Texas winter weather!!
orangeblood wrote:12Z Euro coming in deeper and colder for early next week...has it all for North Texas - severe thunderstorms, freezing rain, sleet then snow on Tuesday
TeamPlayersBlue wrote:Im emotionally exhausted from this one and the last week storm. Havent slept much!
Plus my friends are going to kill me when im bore them and tell them it may snow again next week lol
TeamPlayersBlue wrote:Im emotionally exhausted from this one and the last week storm. Havent slept much!
Plus my friends are going to kill me when im bore them and tell them it may snow again next week lol
that looks like a carbon copy of todays event but slightly colder and maybe even wetter. But alas its the EURO and we are talking next week.
Rgv20 wrote:Big O wrote:12z European output on WxBell shows 2-3" of "snow" for lower and middle Rio Grande Valley beginning at midnight and lasting through tomorrow morning. Can't say whether it is ice, sleet, and/or snow, however. More than likely, sleet. I wonder if a WWA or WSW should be issued.
I was expecting the NWS in Brownsville would have issued at least a Winter Weather Advisory by now.
iorange55 wrote:Looks like I haven't missed much...
Portastorm wrote:Well, I for one, need a break. I wouldn't mind a week of wxman57 weather before we go back into the deep freeze.
These events are extremely taxing on me personally due to work demands associated with weather/emergency management/etc. I've gone through this drill twice in the last five days. Ugh.
TheProfessor wrote:Portastorm wrote:Well, I for one, need a break. I wouldn't mind a week of wxman57 weather before we go back into the deep freeze.
These events are extremely taxing on me personally due to work demands associated with weather/emergency management/etc. I've gone through this drill twice in the last five days. Ugh.
I hope your talking about this week and not next week.
Big O wrote:Rgv20 wrote:Big O wrote:12z European output on WxBell shows 2-3" of "snow" for lower and middle Rio Grande Valley beginning at midnight and lasting through tomorrow morning. Can't say whether it is ice, sleet, and/or snow, however. More than likely, sleet. I wonder if a WWA or WSW should be issued.
I was expecting the NWS in Brownsville would have issued at least a Winter Weather Advisory by now.
NWS BRO is forecasting 60% snow/sleet for me tonight, and 60% of snow/sleet tomorrow morning. My only thought as to why some kind of advisory or warning has not been issued is because they believe there will be little or no accumulation.
Problem is that while people in Austin, San Antonio, and Houston have trouble driving in these conditions, the folks in deep South Texas really don't have a clue as to how to navigate in these types of conditions. Without an advisory or warning, schools may opt not to cancel, which can lead to travel headaches. We shall see once they issue their afternoon discussion.
gpsnowman wrote:iorange55 wrote:Looks like I haven't missed much...
Hey Iorange55. Where have you been? Good times coming in Feb.
Rgv20 wrote:Big O wrote:Rgv20 wrote:[quote="Big O"]12z European output on WxBell shows 2-3" of "snow" for lower and middle Rio Grande Valley beginning at midnight and lasting through tomorrow morning. Can't say whether it is ice, sleet, and/or snow, however. More than likely, sleet. I wonder if a WWA or WSW should be issued.
I was expecting the NWS in Brownsville would have issued at least a Winter Weather Advisory by now.
NWS BRO is forecasting 60% snow/sleet for me tonight, and 60% of snow/sleet tomorrow morning. My only thought as to why some kind of advisory or warning has not been issued is because they believe there will be little or no accumulation.
Problem is that while people in Austin, San Antonio, and Houston have trouble driving in these conditions, the folks in deep South Texas really don't have a clue as to how to navigate in these types of conditions. Without an advisory or warning, schools may opt not to cancel, which can lead to travel headaches. We shall see once they issue their afternoon discussion.
Portastorm wrote:TheProfessor wrote:Portastorm wrote:Well, I for one, need a break. I wouldn't mind a week of wxman57 weather before we go back into the deep freeze.
These events are extremely taxing on me personally due to work demands associated with weather/emergency management/etc. I've gone through this drill twice in the last five days. Ugh.
I hope your talking about this week and not next week.
Yep. Don't worry Professor ... I don't want to spoil any North Texas winter "fun" ahead.
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