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Portastorm wrote:I prefer this meteogram (12z NAM) much more than the ones wxman57 usually posts.![]()
http://i59.tinypic.com/1534dc9.png
Portastorm wrote:I prefer this meteogram (12z NAM) much more than the ones wxman57 usually posts.![]()
http://i59.tinypic.com/1534dc9.png
ronyan wrote:I wonder how many times Lucy has been posted in this thread so far.
ronyan wrote:I wonder how many times Lucy has been posted in this thread so far.
Ntxw wrote:ronyan wrote:I wonder how many times Lucy has been posted in this thread so far.
Won't matter she will lose come Monday. Late week is not yet within frame yet, a curiosity.
Tireman4 wrote:Ntxw wrote:ronyan wrote:I wonder how many times Lucy has been posted in this thread so far.
Won't matter she will lose come Monday. Late week is not yet within frame yet, a curiosity.
I wanna believe. I do. I really really do. But you know history....humm
Tireman4 wrote:In all seriousness, Wxman 57, have you heard if they will send up balloons from UH and A&M before the event? That might help the models a ton...
Texas Snowman wrote:Whoa, check this wintry photo out. A NASA satellite shot, posted on Facebook by meteorologist Ryan Hanrahan. Look at all of the snow cover in the NE and the building coastal ice:
https://scontent-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot ... 6441_o.jpg
wxman57 wrote:Tireman4 wrote:In all seriousness, Wxman 57, have you heard if they will send up balloons from UH and A&M before the event? That might help the models a ton...
We haven't requested any. I don't see that launching a balloon in Houston (or CLL) south of the cold air would tell us much about the Dallas vertical profile Monday. It would be helpful to have a launch in the cold airmass north of Dallas to verify the vertical temperature profile in the cold air.
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