#4685 Postby weatherdude1108 » Tue Jan 29, 2019 4:54 pm
Well, after several tries, I still can't get TinyPic to load my uploads from the CPC for the maps for some reason(?). But none-the-less, it looks promising the rain and temps department if you're a cold-mongerer (like me) in the 8-14 and 3-4 week periods.
Our EWX office hints at the next shot of cold air just outside the range of their forecast.
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FXUS64 KEWX 292052
AFDEWX
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio TX
252 PM CST Tue Jan 29 2019
.SHORT TERM (Tonight through Wednesday Night)...
Skies remain mostly clear across the region with northeasterly winds
continuing at the surface behind the cold front which moved through
yesterday. Temperatures are currently in the middle 40s to lower 50s
across the CWA. Should see an increase in mid and upper level clouds
continuing this afternoon through the overnight period. Very dry air
at the surface with dewpoints in the teens to lower 20s should allow
lows to reach freezing for the Hill Country, but the increasing cloud
cover should limit freezing conditions for much of the area outside
of the Hill Country and other low-lying areas of the I35 corridor.
Southerly flow is expected to return tomorrow and we should see high
temperatures moderate to the middle 50s for much of the area. By
tomorrow night, southerly flow will continue and lows will be in the
40s. Can`t rule out some patchy fog, but at this time visibilities
don`t look to be too low.
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.LONG TERM (Thursday through Tuesday)...
For much of the long-term forecast, our region will be under the
influence of a sub-tropical jet across the southern CONUS. There will
be several shortwaves embedded in this regime Thursday through
Tuesday which will provide some low chances of showers for primarily
the eastern half of the area. Temperatures are expected to moderate
through the forecast period with highs Thursday in the lower 60s
increasing to the middle 70s by Monday. Lows will increase from the
50s on Friday to the 60s by the end of the period. The next shot of
cold air looks to arrive just beyond the current forecast period as
the next longwave trough moves into the Plains.
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