Next Weekend---For Saturday, the 00 UTC GFS remains a bit faster
than the 00 UTC ECMWF and Canadian, but it appears that the latter
two models have trended cooler....more towards the GFS;
especially the ECMWF. This should equate to a cold and very
blustery Saturday for most of North and Central Texas. In fact,
even the raw blended guidance advertises near-Wind Advisory
criteria winds (model blends are typically underwhelming with
regards to wind speeds). With temperatures in the 30s and 40s, the
stiff north wind will make it feel as if it were in the teens and
20s...quite a change from the mid/end of the work week! While
there will be the potential for some mid level moisture on the
backside of the upper low forecast to lift to the east, low levels
will be parched as cold and dry advection overspreads from the
north. What this means is that the chances for any sort of winter
precipitation across North and Central Texas have trended towards
zero at this time. Still, continue to check back for updates to
the forecast. Sunday appears that it`ll remain dry with below
normal temperatures continuing.
Over night lows this Saturday into Sunday, and Sunday into Monday should be in the mid 20's. Not going to worry about next week till end of this one, but highs look to be 10 to 15 below seasonal average, so that's mid to low 40's.