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bubba hotep wrote:12z Euro EPS with one of the snowier looking means of the winter with the 2" line down to DFW and all of Oklahoma painted 3"+
Iceresistance wrote:WinterMax wrote:wxman57 wrote:
HRRR indicates freezing level is at about 750mb (maybe 8500 ft). There is no moisture in sub-freezing air. If this is true, then the only thing you could be seeing is small hail. Sleet is frozen rain.
No
Call it hail if you want, lol
Was there Lightning when it was sleeting/hailing?
WinterMax wrote:Iceresistance wrote:WinterMax wrote:
No
Call it hail if you want, lol
Was there Lightning when it was sleeting/hailing?
WinterMax wrote:Iceresistance wrote:Was there Lightning when it was sleeting/hailing?
No
Iceresistance wrote:WinterMax wrote:Iceresistance wrote:Was there Lightning when it was sleeting/hailing?
No
That likely means that it was Sleeting! But I once had a hailstorm (Size of Peas) last year without lightning.
bubba hotep wrote:12z Euro EPS with one of the snowier looking means of the winter with the 2" line down to DFW and all of Oklahoma painted 3"+
Brent wrote:bubba hotep wrote:12z Euro EPS with one of the snowier looking means of the winter with the 2" line down to DFW and all of Oklahoma painted 3"+
How many hours out lol
As we`ve been advertising over the last couple of days, a second
surge of cold air is expected to arrive mid to late week. It is
quite impressive how guidance continues to show different
solutions. On one side we have the ECMWF keeping the cold air well
to our north, however there`s also a noticeable lack of
consistency between runs. I find hard to believe that this pattern
of shallow but very cold air in place won`t travel all the way
into the region. In contrast, the GFS continues to be pretty
aggressive on bringing the cold air and the wintry mix potential
as the shortwave moves across North & Central TX Wednesday night
and Thursday. The best decision for now is to not stray too much
from the previous forecasts, but keep monitoring the trends over
the next couple of days. Nevertheless, if this cold airmass
actually tracks south into our area, the main story will be the
bitterly cold temps and wind chills expected by Friday and
Saturday mornings, with values in the teens to single digits
possible. Stay tuned!
Sanchez
TropicalTundra wrote:70 degrees and some nice 22 mph NW winds. No clouds. Perfect day outside!
Iceresistance wrote:18z GFS is currently trending slightly warmer (As of +78 hours), but when it's slighty warmer = more moisture.
ETA: Starting at +96 hours, it's now trending colder in some spots in the Southern Plains
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