11 Monday morning vs. 9 last run


1052 mb high over Kansas again

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Snowman67 wrote:Very impressive cold along the US/ Canada border this afternoon. Many places in the teens below zero...
LONG TERM (Thursday through Tuesday)...
Unsettled and a bit uncertain are the themes for the long term
period. Coastal troughing brings us continued cool and cloudy
conditions area-wide with light rain mostly across the southern two-
thirds of the region through Friday. Temperatures are expected to
remain well below average.
Expecting a brief warm-up on Saturday ahead of an approaching cold
front. Just how strong the front will be remains to be seen given
the divergence in the medium range guidance with their mass fields.
Leaned more towards the EC and WPCGuide for sensible weather impacts
NYE and to start off the new year. Thought the GFS was just too
bonkers with another 1060+MB Canadian high pressure spreading into
the Northern Plains and sending a very cold airmass all the way into
South Texas. Favored a less amplified solution and keep temperatures
chilly and the weather wet.
As said before, uncertainty/very low confidence is the word(s) for
the later half of the period. Assuming the front does come through
on Sunday, and not as cold as the GFS, we keep the northeast winds
in place with continued isentropic lifting occurring within the
lower levels allowing for continued light rain to occur along the
Coastal Bend.
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.PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS...
Corpus Christi 48 49 43 53 47 / 40 40 30 20 30
Victoria 42 45 40 51 43 / 40 40 30 20 20
Laredo 46 47 42 52 46 / 40 30 30 10 30
Alice 46 48 42 54 46 / 40 40 30 20 30
Rockport 46 50 43 54 47 / 40 40 30 30 30
Cotulla 44 45 41 51 45 / 40 30 30 10 20
Kingsville 48 49 43 54 48 / 40 40 30 20 30
Navy Corpus 49 53 45 56 50 / 40 40 30 30 30
stormlover2013 wrote:Guys I’ve been saying this whole time to not trust the Gfs it’s been bad the last 3 weeks with how many winter storms and freezes, euro hasn’t been much bette but it hasn’t been going over board like the Gfs
Ntxw wrote:Snowman67 wrote:Very impressive cold along the US/ Canada border this afternoon. Many places in the teens below zero...
Yeah this is what gives you pause. Its bitter cold RIGHT NOW. If that wasn't the case we'd brush it off more
gpsnowman wrote:Has there ever been an instance when the Euro caved to the GFS in a set up like this? I mean the GFS is holding steady while the Euro has been slightly wavering. Which one is bluffing and which one will lay down the straight flush?
bubba hotep wrote:Ntxw wrote:Snowman67 wrote:Very impressive cold along the US/ Canada border this afternoon. Many places in the teens below zero...
Yeah this is what gives you pause. Its bitter cold RIGHT NOW. If that wasn't the case we'd brush it off more
This current batch of cold slides off to the east over the next couple of days. It's the cold that builds in Canada after that the GFS dumps. 18z GFS had a slight shift towards the 12z Euro over the NPAC. Will we continue to see a shift towards the middle from both models or will one fold? I'm betting on some big shifts over the next 24hrs in the models lol
Ntxw wrote:The fact that we are arguing if its going to be just cold or brutal cold is remarkable. Better than sitting at 70 saying pattern flip in two weeks
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